Maya Hawke Reveals Uma Thurman's 1 Childhood Cold Remedy as 'Witch-Adjacent'
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Updated · Fox News · Jun 6
Maya Hawke Reveals Uma Thurman's 1 Childhood Cold Remedy as 'Witch-Adjacent'
1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Jun 6
Summary
Maya Hawke said Uma Thurman raised her with “witch-adjacent” herbal remedies, recalling pineapple-skin tea her mother gave her for colds because its enzymes were believed to help.
On NPR’s “Wild Card with Rachel Martin,” Hawke contrasted that with Ethan Hawke’s “magic in a different way,” saying he created treasure hunts and brought a more crafty, imaginative energy.
Hawke said she grew up between Manhattan and upstate New York, where Thurman’s love of nature and gardening shaped her childhood more than her parents’ Hollywood fame.
The comments offer a personal glimpse into a family better known publicly for Ethan Hawke’s and Uma Thurman’s film careers and Maya Hawke’s breakout role in “Stranger Things.”