Arnold Schwarzenegger is widely known for the work he's done in his best movies like The Terminator, Total Recall and more. Yet an important real-life role he once held was that of California's governor from 2003-2011. Schwarzenegger used to have a heavy acting schedule, though it would seem that his political obligations were also strenuous. The beloved actor recently spoke about missing out on time with his children when he was still a gubernatorial leader, and it all honestly sounds hard.
During Arnold Schwarzengegger’s time as governor, he accomplished a lot for the state of California. He signed landmark legislation in 2006 to reduce its greenlight gas emissions, lowered the state’s unemployment rate by increasing minimum wage and rebuilt the workers’ compensation system. But as he told ET, his responsibilities took a bit of a toll on his domestic life. the 76-year-old star explained how his kids felt about that and how his former spouse, Maria Shriver factored in:
