American actress-model Milla Jovovich is ready to have another baby as she doesn't want to have too large an age gap between six-year-old daughter Ever and a younger sibling.
The 38-year-old, who has a six-year-old daughter, Ever, with husband Paul Anderson, says expanding her family is her top priority.
"I want to have a baby and that is my number one priority. If I don't do it now, it will get more difficult the older I get," contactmusic.com quoted Jovovich as saying.
"Ever is always talking about how much she wants to be a big sister. I have to do it before she is too old to enjoy it. I don't have all the time in the world to think about it," she added.
The "Resident Evil" actress is content to be a ''stay-at-home mum'' and has been turning down work to be with her daughter.
"I have been saying no to everything. There is talk of doing another 'Resident Evil' at the end of next year, but I don't want to do anything before that. I'm happy being a stay-at-home mum. Mum world is amazing," she said.
"When I'm home I'm not feeling any anxiety or stress over work, I'm a different person. My relationship with my husband becomes closer, too, when I'm relaxed, and that is really important if you want to have another baby," added Jovovich.