Actress Molly Ringwald, known for her roles in iconic ’80s films such as ‘Sixteen Candles’ and ‘The Breakfast Club,’ recently opened up about her daughter’s budding acting career and shared a surprising revelation about her conception.

In an interview with The Times, Ringwald, 56, discussed her decision to hold off on allowing her daughter, Mathilda, to pursue acting at a young age, emphasizing the stress and uncertainty that comes with a professional acting career for children. However, now that Mathilda is an adult and pursuing her own path in the entertainment industry, Ringwald expressed her pride and confidence in her daughter’s potential for success.

Ringwald also revealed a unique detail about her daughter’s conception, suggesting that Mathilda was likely conceived in the dressing room at Studio 54 at the end of Ringwald’s run playing Sally Bowles in ‘Cabaret’ in 2003. This unexpected disclosure sheds light on the sentimental and symbolic significance of the famous club-turned-Broadway theater in the family’s history.

Reflecting on the early days of motherhood, Ringwald fondly recalled the joy and laughter that Mathilda brought into her life, emphasizing their emotional bond and shared determination. She described Mathilda as having a remarkable sense of humor and a contagious belly laugh, highlighting the special connection between mother and daughter.

As Mathilda embarks on her own acting journey with her debut in the upcoming film ‘The Idea of You,’ Ringwald’s revelations offer a glimpse into the personal and professional milestones of the mother-daughter duo, adding a new layer of depth to their intertwined experiences in the world of entertainment.