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Michelle Williams on Ledger: There's a Hole in our Lives

Michelle Williams on Ledger: There's a Hole in our Lives - Michelle Williams has continued to open up about the death of baby daddy Heath Ledger, saying the hole he left in her life is "impossible" to fill.

"Obviously for me and Matilda, there's a hole in our life," Williams tells Marie Claire US, for which she is the February covergirl.

"Of course the natural inclination is to want to fill it and make it disappear. But what I've come to recently is that it is impossible.

"Nothing will fit in that hole because what we want back we can't get, which is this one person.

Michelle Williams on Ledger: There's a Hole in our Lives

"I'm not going to rush anything and scamper around like a mad person and make myself crazy. I'm trying to be respectful of the absence. I'm not trying to fill it up. It is what it is."

Williams tells the magazine she took a year off work after Ledger's death from an accidental drug overdose, getting her life back in order.

She denies she's dating anyone, saying her mum is desperate for her to meet someone and wanted the rumour that she is dating Ryan Gosling to be true "more than anybody".

Michelle Williams on Ledger: There's a Hole in our Lives
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