Connie Britton Not ruled out White lotus Return – but it depends entirely on location.
“I kept telling them, 'Listen, when you're ready to make the White Lotus: Aspen, let's do it,'” Britton, 58, joking in an exclusive interview US Weekly While discussing her new Hallmark channel reality series, Mother. “I can do that.”
Britton plays Nicole in Season 1 Yana Grebenyuk Mike White I would love to do another season about shooting another show. ”
Although Britton is interested in coming back, it is not easy.
“We filmed this show during Covid. So my son was able to go with me when we fired,” the actress explained. “He would start Covid Zoom School from 5:00 a.m. from Hawaii. However, the show now means you're spending six months in Thailand. [a season]. ”
It is “unrealistic” for Britton to spend a lot of time leaving home. “I really want to do it,” she pointed out. “It's a thing. I absolutely have to say no [other jobs before]. ”
Since becoming a mother, Britton has put her son first. She adopts eyes when she starred Nashville As country singer Rayna, it turns out to be overwhelming.
“I just went to Nashville to start filming the show, I had this kid and I didn’t even know how to be a mother,” she explained. us. “It’s a trauma because I don’t have a support system in Nashville and I’m working, sometimes I work 15, 16, 17 hours a day, and that’s a lot of work. I realized that this is one of the things you still stick to me, that is when you’re the first to be a parent, I need to think differently now because I don’t need to think about it now because I don’t need to think about it now because I still need to think about it.”
Britton improves Yoby alone, and he uses this experience to shape how she enters new projects. include Mothera scriptless project that follows Britton to connect with another single mom who is juggling work, parenting and self-care needs.
With the help of Britton and three expert coaches – DIY and home design experts Angela Rossan active parenting coach Destini Ann and fashion experts Taryn Hicks – Mom can create a better living space while getting help to refresh the wardrobe and get parenting advice.
“It was such a big awakening for me when I became a single mom and I realized, ‘Wow, that’s no joke.’ Obviously, being a parent is a big transition, life changes a lot, but doing it yourself is another thing,” Britton told us. “So, I learned in the process that the importance of having a community and support system. I started thinking, 'Oh my God, I'm one of the lucky people. I can get help when I need it. And, many single mothers and single parents in the world don't have privileges.'”
Britton is determined to “really change the cultural perspectives of single parents.”
“I hope this show will help reshape how we view single parents and may follow each other in our community and then say, ‘Oh, I’d love to reach out to this person.” “As they said, it takes a village.”
Mother It premiered on the Hallmark channel on Monday, May 5, and the next day on Hallmark+.
