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Vanessa Kirby credits Marvel role for positive impact on her motherhood journey

Pregnant Vanessa Kirby says Marvel role taught her a lesson in motherhood

Vanessa Kirby got candid about her Fantastic Four character and how it made a positive impact on her as a first-time mom-to-be.

The Fantastic Four: First Steps actress took to her Instagram account to share a carousel of snaps from an event of her upcoming movie that took place in Mexico City.

In the candid post Kirby who starred as Sue Storm in the sci-fi movie shared she had learned something about motherhood from her character.

“Mexico, we loved you! We had the best time, you were amazing to us,” Kirby began the caption.

“I learnt so much from Sue Storm about being a first-time mother in the film,” she noted.

Expressing her gratitude for a great time at the set Kirby said, “Very grateful and surreal to be on this journey with her.”

“Thank you to everyone for the beautiful love and support. It means the world to me,” she said thanks to her cast members and crew on the set.

The post came after Kirby her first ever pregnancy at the The Fantastic Four: First Steps panel event, debuting her baby bump on the red carpet of the CCXPMX Film Festival in Mexico City on May 31.

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