Ashley Tisdale hopes daughter feels inspired by High School Musical
Ashley Tisdale's four-year-old daughter is a fan of the 'High School Musical' films.
Ashley Tisdale wants her daughter to take inspiration from her 'High School Musical' character.
The 39-year-old actress played Sharpay Evans in the money-spinning film franchise, and Ashley hopes that Jupiter, four, can take some inspiration from her on-screen character.
Ashley - who also has Emerson, eight months, with her husband Christopher French - told People: "I just think that Sharpay is someone who knows what she wants and I think that's always been really exciting.
"I love playing a character like that because I've always known what I wanted. So I feel like that is something to look up to."
Ashley loves that her daughter has already developed a passion for movies.
The actress shared: "I never thought I'd see the day. But, you know, she's obsessed with tons of movies. This is not the first one she's obsessed with."
Ashley revealed that Jupiter is a big fan of the 'Wicked' and 'Tarzan' movies.
She said: "She was Glinda from 'Wicked' for the longest time. So she does love the pink, but she also loves 'Tarzan'. So I don't know. It changes."
Ashley suffered from postpartum depression (PPD) after giving birth to Jupiter.
But the actress had a completely different experience after welcoming her second child in September.
She previously wrote in a blog post: "When I got pregnant, I was so excited - but nervous, too. Would I go through the typical postpartum hormonal roller coaster, or would I sink into PPD again? Before Emerson’s due date, I kept reminding myself that worrying wouldn’t change anything. I told myself that I knew (and Chris knew) the signs to watch out for.
"But I was fortunate. My postpartum mental health has been really steady, and wow - what a difference! When I first looked into Emerson’s eyes, I immediately had the connection I’d dreamed of. This postpartum period has been so much easier because I feel like my normal self, and I feel 100 percent connected with my daughters.
"I’m not sure if it’s because my hormone levels are different this time (which my doctor said could be a factor) but I’m really cherishing these first few weeks as a family of four."
