Actress Gal Gadot He opened about frightening symptoms that experienced during pregnancy with his fourth child last year.

Gadot shares four daughters - Alma, 13; Maja, 7; Daniella, 3; And Ori, 1- with his wife, Jaron Warsan.

The couple welcomed his fourth child in March 2024. years, and the actress reflected on the difficulty in the birth of Ori in the post last December.

After welcoming Gadot to the exhibition, Fallon congratulated her on expanding his family and later asked her about the plan she had with his "latest baby".

The Gadot discovered, "I had a huge scare. I suddenly realize what he meant to scare her death. I was very pregnant."

After a deep sigh, he explained that he was talking about his experience because she thought it was important to do "because if someone in the world has the same thing and because she was checked out, and then I was checked, then I did my part."

She shared, "I had a brainbarrel and was huge, like three. I had three." The actress was joking, "When I do something, I do it all, you know?"

Gadot shared his symptoms, saying, "I have big headaches for three weeks. And I saw doctors and different neurologists."

Then she advised women, "you have to advocate for your health. Our bodies always communicate with us. We just need (for) listen to and check. If you'll check, but it'll be better checked than not check."

The actress "Wonder Woman" revealed that her doctors initially thought he had migraine. She explained, "And they are like," he is probably a migraine. These are hormones. ""

After three weeks of "crazy headache," Gadot's mom advised her to go for the MRI scan. He held the advice and discovered "this horrible thing," after which she "rushed into the hospital."

The doctors immediately removed Gadot's baby, after which she passed through trombectomy, surgery to remove Trombus (blood vague) from the blood vessel.

Thankful Gadot praised the "amazing" team at Cedars-Sinai hospital, Los Angeles. Thanked them to "savings" her life and added ", but I think, you know, just love yourself and check yourself and be on top of your health."

Gadot, who appeared on Fallon's show to promote his latest film, "Snow White", in which the evil queen plays, also revealed that his daughters reacted to his portraits of the villain.

She shared that "kind of curious", as they didn't see the movie yet. However, she said, "I think I'll watch a movie once, I'll look them like this (pushing them in her place), because I'm pretty nervous than a reaction."

The gadot explained further, "they are so used to seeing me playing well and flat heroin." Fallon then intervened, noted that her daughters must have thought they would play snow white.

The fourth mother agreed, "Exactly. So, May, eight years, when I told them," I will "make" snow ", like," Hay! "And then Alma is going," the evil queen is played. He doesn't play snow white. "And Maja goes," What? Is that true? "And I'm going like this (nodded) ... and she's like," Noooo! ""

Gal Gadot has previously shared his fourth experience of pregnancy in Instagram post She made on 29. December.

She shared a picture of himself by boiling the Ori in his hospital after she gave birth. In the post of the post, the proud mama reflected on her birth.

"This year was one of the deep challenges and deep thoughts," Gadot began.

The frightening personal experience was opened - diagnosed with massive blood clot in its brain during the eighth month of pregnancy.

"I've endured the nauseous headaches for weeks," she discovered.

MRI confirmed a shocking diagnosis, immediately changing his world and forced her to oppose the dardy.

"Her name, which means" my light, "didn't chose by accident," she explained. "Before surgery, I told Jaron that when our daughter arrived, it would be the light awaited at the end of this tunnel."

Thanks to qualified doctors and recovery weeks, she is now completely healed, while her daughter is doing well.

The gadot hopes that her story raises awareness, reminiscent of others to listen to their bodies.

She concluded, "Sharing this is not meant to be afraid of anyone, but to empower. If even one person feels moved to take action for their health because of this story, it was worth sharing."