Actress Gadot Gal spoke of the frightening symptoms that she felt when she was pregnant with her fourth child last year.

Gadot shares four girls, 13; Maya, 7 years old; Daniella, 3 years old; And Ori, 1- With her husband, Jaron Varsano.

The couple welcomed their fourth child in March 2024, and the actress thought about the difficulties of giving birth to Ori in a position last December.

After welcoming Gadot on the show, Fallon congratulated her for having extended her family and later put her on the fear she had with her “new baby”.

Gadot revealed: “I had a huge fear. Suddenly, I realize what it means to be afraid to death. I was very pregnant.”

After a deep sigh, Gadot explained that she was talking about her experience because she thought it was important to do it “because if someone in the world will have the same thing and because she heard my story, she will be checked, then I did my part.”

She shared: “I had a brain clot, and it was huge, like three. I had three.” The actress joked: “When I do something, I do it all along, you know?”

Gadot then shared his symptoms, saying: “I had major headaches for three weeks. And I saw doctors and various neurologists.”

She then advised women: “You must defend your health. Our bodies always communicate with us. We just need [to] Listen and check. If anything, you will check – you will check yourself, but it is better to check too much than not to check. “”

The actress of “Wonder Woman” revealed that her doctors initially thought that she had a migraine. She explained: “And they say to themselves:” It’s probably a migraine. These are the hormones. “”

After three weeks of fighting “crazy headache”, Gadot’s mother advised her to make an MRI. She took advice into account, and they discovered “this horrible thing”, after which she was “emergency transport to hospital”.

Doctors immediately removed Gadot’s baby, after which she crossed a thrombectomy, surgery to eliminate a thrombus (blood clot) from a blood vessel.

A grateful gadot praised the “incredible” team from Cedars-Sinai Hospital, Los Angeles. She thanked them for having “saved” her life and added “but I think, you know, love yourself and check yourself and be aware of your health.”

Gadot, who appeared in the Fallon show to promote her latest film, “Snow White”, in which she plays the nasty queen, also revealed how her daughters reacted to her representation of a nasty character.

She shared that she was “a little curious” because they have not yet seen the film. However, she said, “I think that they are going to watch the film, I’m going to watch them like that [pushes back on her seat]Because I’m quite nervous with the reaction. “”

Gadot explained more: “They are so used to seeing me play the goody and the hetero heroine.” Fallon then interjected himself, noting that his daughters had to think that she would play Snow White.

The mother of four accepted, saying: “Exactly. So, Maya, the eight-year-old woman, when I told them” I’m going to do “Snow White”, she was like “Yay!” And then Alma says: “She plays the nasty queen. And Maya says:” What? “And I’m going like that [nods]… and she is like, “noooo!” “”

Gal Gadot previously shared his fourth pregnancy experience in An Instagram publication She did on December 29.

She shared a photo of her that cradles or on her hospital after giving birth to her. In the legend of the post, the proud mom thought about her birth.

“This year was one of the deep challenges and deep reflections,” said Gadot.

She opened a terrifying personal experience – being diagnosed with a massive blood clot in her brain during the eighth month of pregnancy.

“For weeks, I endured atrocious headaches,” she revealed.

An MRI confirmed the shocking diagnosis, instantly changing its world and forcing it to face the fragility of life.

“Her name, which means” my light “, was not chosen by chance,” she said. “Before surgery, I told Jaron that when our daughter arrived, she would be the light that awaited me at the end of this tunnel.”

Thanks to qualified doctors and weeks of recovery, she is now fully healed, while her daughter is fine.

Gadot hopes that his story sensitizes, reminding others to listen to their bodies.

She concluded: “Sharing this is not intended to scare anyone, but to empower. If even one person feels obliged to act for his health because of this story, it would have trouble being shared.”