Zoë Kravitz is offended people assume she’ll have a baby

Don’t ask Zoë Kravitz when she’s having a baby. Speaking on Monday with Dax Shepard for his podcast series “Armchair Expert,” the 31-year-old “Big Little Lies” actress revealed that she’s sick and tired of people inquiring about her plans to get pregnant following her marriage to actor Karl Glusman in June of last year. “A …

Don’t ask Zoë Kravitz when she’s having a baby.

Speaking on Monday with Dax Shepard for his podcast series “Armchair Expert,” the 31-year-old “Big Little Lies” actress revealed that she’s sick and tired of people inquiring about her plans to get pregnant following her marriage to actor Karl Glusman in June of last year.

“A lot of people ask the question, ‘When are you gonna have a baby?’ or say things like, ‘When’s the baby?’ and I really get offended by people assuming that’s something that I have to do because society says so,” Kravitz told Shepard.

Kravitz also recalled that she used to find the question “very triggering,” and noted that “it’s [a question] they ask women, not men.”

“Right now, I’m certainly not in a place where I think I’m able to do that just ’cause of work and also just, man, I don’t know, I like my free time,” she said.

Shepard, who shares two children — daughters Lincoln, 7, and Delta, 5 — with wife, actress Kristen Bell, advised Kravitz to become a jetsetter before she has kids.

“As someone with two kids, go to every country, see it all, do it all,” he emphasized.

Kravitz and Glusman, 32, dated for two years before getting engaged. The two wed last year at the Paris home of her rockstar father, Lenny Kravitz.

The “High Fidelity” actress gushed about her husband during the podcast.

“I feel I’ve known him my entire life,” she said. “He’s just one of the kindest people I’ve ever met. He’s one of the most honest people I’ve ever met and I feel like I’ve known him since I was a kid, even though I haven’t. There’s this connection where it’s like we’ve always known each other, we’ve always lived together. It doesn’t feel like this foreign thing.”