Kate Winslet thinks divorce good for kids as it teaches them to 'struggle'

Kate Winslet believes that parents' divorce can teach children how to struggle, and can hence be considered good for them.

While speaking to the Harper's Bazaar UK magazine, the 39-year-old mom-of-three, said that she tries to turn negative incidents into positive ones, adding that she wouldn't change the bad things in her life, including her two divorces, the Independent reported.

The Oscar-winning star, who has a 14-year-old daughter from her first marriage, an 11-year-old son from her second and a young son from her current marriage to Ned RocknRoll, said it didn't matter how many times you have gone through it, since it shapes you into who you are.

Winslet also detested the idea of women having to regain their toned physique shortly after giving birth, saying that she didn't want to be one of the women who were back in shape in no time, as life is "too short" to waste time on such things. Adding, she would never want or expect her body to be the way it was, since she has had three children.