Kristen Wiigis “nervous” about leaving her twins when she goes back to work again, but she’s hoping to strike the balance successfully.In a Wednesday interview onThe Howard Stern Show, the actress touched on learning to navigate her career and first-time motherhood amid the ongoingcoronavirus pandemic.“Right now, I’m not going to an actual set, but because of all of this stuff, I’m not as present as I would like to be,” said Wiig, 47, referring to media days promoting her upcoming comedy,Barb & Star Go To Vista Del Mar.“And it’s really hard because I’m always convinced they’ll forget who I am if I’m gone for a day,” she added, laughing. “I have looked at my children and been like, ‘I am your mother.’ “Never miss a story — sign up forPEOPLE’s free daily newsletterto stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories.Kristen Wiig.Jason LaVeris/FilmMagicTheSaturday Night Livealum also admitted that she’s “nervous” for the days when she actually has to leave home and go back to filming.“There’s something really nice about just being home with them all the time,” Wiig said. “But they’re really young right now, so I feel like I have that as an advantage — they don’t really know when I’m not there.““But that time is coming and I’m gonna do my best to balance, and they will come first,” she added.Kristen Wiig and Avi Rothman.Jared Siskin/Getty ImagesRELATED VIDEO: Surprise! Kristen Wiig and Fiancé Avi Rothman Have Welcomed TwinsPEOPLE confirmed in June that Wiig andAvi Rothman, whose engagement PEOPLE confirmed in August 2019,had welcomed twins togethervia surrogate.TheWonder Woman 1984star confirmed that she and Rothman were married on Wednesday’sHoward Stern, saying she feels “very lucky about having these two babies and my husband.““They make it all better, and it’s changed my life,” Wiig added.Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Maris available Friday on premium VOD.
Kristen Wiigis “nervous” about leaving her twins when she goes back to work again, but she’s hoping to strike the balance successfully.
In a Wednesday interview onThe Howard Stern Show, the actress touched on learning to navigate her career and first-time motherhood amid the ongoingcoronavirus pandemic.
“Right now, I’m not going to an actual set, but because of all of this stuff, I’m not as present as I would like to be,” said Wiig, 47, referring to media days promoting her upcoming comedy,Barb & Star Go To Vista Del Mar.
“And it’s really hard because I’m always convinced they’ll forget who I am if I’m gone for a day,” she added, laughing. “I have looked at my children and been like, ‘I am your mother.’ "
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Kristen Wiig.Jason LaVeris/FilmMagic
TheSaturday Night Livealum also admitted that she’s “nervous” for the days when she actually has to leave home and go back to filming.
“There’s something really nice about just being home with them all the time,” Wiig said. “But they’re really young right now, so I feel like I have that as an advantage — they don’t really know when I’m not there.”
“But that time is coming and I’m gonna do my best to balance, and they will come first,” she added.
Kristen Wiig and Avi Rothman.Jared Siskin/Getty Images
RELATED VIDEO: Surprise! Kristen Wiig and Fiancé Avi Rothman Have Welcomed Twins
PEOPLE confirmed in June that Wiig andAvi Rothman, whose engagement PEOPLE confirmed in August 2019,had welcomed twins togethervia surrogate.
TheWonder Woman 1984star confirmed that she and Rothman were married on Wednesday’sHoward Stern, saying she feels “very lucky about having these two babies and my husband.”
“They make it all better, and it’s changed my life,” Wiig added.
Barb and Star Go to Vista Del Maris available Friday on premium VOD.
source: people.com
