Michelle Williams shares one child, Matilda, with ex-boyfriend Heath Ledger and three with husband Thomas Kail. Here’s ...

"I've got to give a big shoutout to Christine," Williams said while reflecting on the birth of her youngest child as she ...

Michelle Williams opened up this week about the arrival of her fourth child and gave a sweet shoutout to her surrogate.

Michelle Williams, mom to daughter Matilda with the late Heath Ledger, has since opted to expand her family with husband ...

Michelle Williams made a rare statement about her late ex-boyfriend, actor Heath Ledger. On Monday, the actress appeared on Dax Shepard's "Armchair Expert" podcast, calling the Dark Knight star ...

Heath Ledger and Michelle Williams’ daughter, Matilda Ledger, enjoyed a coffee and a chat with a pal over the weekend. The 19-year-old flashed a smile on a stroll with May Lehrer-Seller in ...

Michelle Williams is remembering the late Heath Ledger. The Greatest Showman star, 44, shares daughter Matilda Ledger, now 19, with the actor, who d ied in 2008, several months after he and Williams ...

Michelle Williams opened up about raising her 11-year-old, Matilda Rose, without the help of her daughter's father, the late Heath Ledger, in a new interview with Porter magazine.

Heath Ledger’s death in 2008 at the age of 28 was a shock to everyone in the world, all the more with the knowledge that he left behind his two-year-old daughter, Matilda Rose Ledger, whose ...

Michelle Williams will never recover from losing her daughter’s father, Heath Ledger, in 2008. She opened up about life as single mom in the new issue of Porter magazine, out December 2.

Michelle Williams opened up about raising her daughter Matilda as a single mother following the death of Heath Ledger in 2008. More: Heath Ledger’s diary reveals chilling details about his life ...

When it came time to move on from the Brooklyn home she and late ex Heath Ledger shared, Michelle Williams says she was more than brokenhearted. “At that time, I was inconsolable,” she tells WSJ.