Kirsten Dunst says it's 'easier' for her to work than to be a 'stay at home' mom... 14 months after the birth of baby Ennis
Kirsten Dunst finds it 'easier' to work than to be a 'stay at home' mother.
The 37-year-old actress has 14-month-old son Ennis with her fiancé Jesse Plemons, and has said that going back to work on the upcoming Showtime series On Becoming a God In Central Florida has been a welcome change of pace for her, as she finds it easier to work than to stay indoors with her tot.
Speaking at the Television Critics Association Summer 2019 Press Tour, she said: 'I'm just tired all the time. Also doing the show too, it's so much easier to go back to work than it is to be a stay at home mum.
Time to shine: Kirsten Dunst said it's 'so much easier to go back to work than it is to be a stay at home mum' as she sat for a panel during the TCA Summer Press Tour for her show On Becoming A God In Central Florida on Thursday in Beverly Hills
'I was like, 'Bye' to my mother-in-law [who watches her son while she's at work]! I was like, [phew!]'
Kirsten's comments come after she previously admitted she'd picked 'the hardest thing' possible after taking on the role of Krystal Stubbs in the new show.
She said: 'I basically went for the hardest thing that I could possibly do after having a baby. I was with this role for two to three years. For me, it was just the perfect time frame. I had family and friends to help me.'
And the actress said she's become more aware of babies on set than ever before now that she's a mother herself.
Bundle of joy: The actress has a 14-month-old son named Ennis with fiance Jesse Plemons. Above she's seen in July 2018 with her little one
She added: 'I remember getting episodes and I would be like, 'Where's the baby? We have to have the baby in that scene or this scene. Krystal's a single mum.' That became apparent. You can't forget the baby!'
Although Kirsten is enjoying being back at work, she previously said in 2017 before Ennis was born that she was ready to start a family and take a break from her career.
She said at the time: 'I'm at a stage in my life where I'm like, I've been working since I was three. It's time to have babies and chill.'
Scheming: Premiering on Showtime on August 25, the show stars Kirsten as a woman who falls victim to a pyramid scheme and then seeks revenge by infiltrating the company
At the panel she was joined by On Becoming a God In Central Florida co-stars Mel Rodriguez, Beth Ditto and Theodore Pellerin, as well as executive producer Esta Spalding and creators Robert Funke and Matt Lutsky.
Premiering on Showtime on August 25, the show stars Kirsten as a woman who falls victim to a pyramid scheme and then seeks revenge by infiltrating the company.
The show was initially a YouTube project but had to part ways with the website over a failure to achieve a suitable AVOD arrangement.
According to Deadline, Kirsten said at the panel: 'It’s been a hard road for all of us,' adding: 'We’re a little emotional about this.'
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