Jenny Garth

Having Luca, my first daughter, saved my life because I could have seen me going into this self-important swirl of, you know, a spiral where all you think about is yourself and your business and your worth and all that stuff.

And I didn't think about that anymore.

As an actor, people assume that we're very self-absorbed and we are very self-absorbed to a certain degree.

I always said I'm the CEO of me.

I have to run my business.

This is my business, I guess.

Okay.

Therefore, you have to think about you.

You have to think about you a lot.

I get so fucking bored with myself and irritated that I'm having to like think about me.

I'm doing it a lot more now in my life than I ever have because my kids are out of the house.

So I'm able to focus on things that I need to focus on a little bit more or want to focus on.

But it was a interesting time.

I remember doing one scene.

I felt very different.

And Gabrielle had had a baby, I think a year or two before me on the show, but then she ended up leaving and she was older than all of us.

I don't think she was 36.

Maybe at that point, yeah.

I didn't care if she was 36.

Right.