Anna Maxwell Martin says she was in state of 'financial terror' following the sudden death of filmmaker ex-husband Roger Michell and feared for their children's mental health as they 'walked the road of traumatic grief'

Anna Maxwell Martin says she was in state of 'financial terror' following the sudden death of filmmaker ex-husband Roger Michell and feared for their children as they 'walked the road of traumatic grief' Do YOU have a story? Email tips@dailymail.com By Jason Chester for MailOnline Published: 06:08 EDT, 29 October 2024 | Updated: 06:15 EDT, 29 October 2024 e-mail View comments Anna Maxwell Martin says she was in a stated of 'financial terror' following the death of her ex-husband, and feared the impact it might have on the mental wellbeing of their children. The actress, best known for her roles in BBC shows Motherland and Line Of Duty , was devastated after filmmaker Roger Michell died suddenly in 2021 - a year after the couple announced their separation.

And Martin, 47, admits her first instinct was to protect their two children, daughters Maggie, 15, and Nancy, 13, while facing a potentially uncertain financial future. She told BBC Women's Hour: 'My husband died three years ago and things were really difficult on every aspect of our lives. 'One of those was that there's a lot of stuff that comes with grief, and one of them is financial terror.

And then there are real practicalities around your children and their mental health, and supporting them, which is your priority.' Anna Maxwell Martin says she was in a stated of 'financial terror' following the death of her ex-husband, and feared the impact it might have on the mental wellbeing of their children The actress, best kno.