Michelle Yeoh felt like “such a failure” for not having children. The Oscar winner, 62, revealed on the Monday, November 18, episode of the U.K. BBC Radio 4 show Woman’s Hour that she always wanted to start a family and underwent fertility treatment during her marriage to her first husband,

Michelle Yeoh reflected on learning not to blame herself as she grieved her inability to conceive: “There are certain things in your body that don't function in a certain way. That's how it is.”

Michelle Yeoh has achieved so much in her life, including winning an Academy Award. But the 62-year-old felt like a “failure” after struggling to conceive a child, she shared in a new interview.

Academy Award-winning actress Michelle Yeoh candidly discussed her fertility struggles and their impact on her personal life during an interview on BBC Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour on November 18. The 62-year-old star revealed that she always wanted children and underwent fertility treatments during her first marriage to Hong Kong businessman Dickson Poon,

"I have always given it my 110%. I did everything to make it work, and sometimes even that is not enough," Michelle Yeoh told The Times.

Oscar-winning actress Michelle Yeoh recently described her inability to have children as “the biggest sadness” in her life in a candid interview with The Times. Yeoh, 62, shared her journey of stepping away from a thriving career in the late 1980s to focus on family with then-husband,