Isla Fisher admits re-building life 'from grassroots level' has been 'tough' and reveals she cried as she moved furniture into her new London home after divorce from Sacha Baron Cohen

Isla Fisher has spoken about the difficulties of rebuilding her life after her divorce from Sacha Baron Cohen. She described the process of creating a new life "from a grassroots level" as "tough" but ultimately "deeply rewarding." Fisher revealed that she cried when furniture was delivered to her new London home, as it was the first time she had owned a home as a single woman. She has prioritized her children's well-being in her new home, ensuring their bedrooms are on the same floor as hers to monitor smartphone use. Fisher also emphasized the importance of outdoor space, which reminds her of her Australian upbringing. She previously shared that she has been using the Carl Jung method to heal and has focused on staying busy and reinventing herself creatively after what she called a parental "power pause." Fisher expressed excitement about this new phase of her life, seeing it as an opportunity to reinvent the latter part of her... download the app to read more