I Try To Take Care Of My

I Don't Have Time To Devote To Putting Outfits Together Before Picking Up The Kids. I'm A Creature Of Habit And In That Way, I Tend To Just Go Towards What Works For Me And What's Comfortable. It's Really Important To Be Comfortable When You're Running Around After Kids.

It's Really Hard To Find Things That Are Worth Leaving Them For. [balancing Work And Motherhood Is] Really Hard. One Night In Nashville, My Son Was Screaming With A Terrible Stomachache. I Was Like, 'i Have To Get Out Of Here!' But We Had To Finish. My Friend Jenno, A Mother Of Three Who Was Producing, Was Great, Reminding Me That Nine Times Out Of 10, They Just Have Gas.

When I Was Twenty-one, A Friend Gave Me A Book Called Diet For A New America By John Robbins, Which Exposed The Brutal Practices Of American Factory Farms. That, Coupled With A Lecture From Leonardo Dicaprio (when He Was Nineteen And I Was Twenty-one) About How Such Animals Are Kept And Processed, Made Me Lose My Desire For Factory Farm Pork And Beef Right There.

People Think, "she's Just A Rich Kid." Until I Was 18, I Was. Then I Was Broke. I've Never Taken A Dime Off My Parents. I'm Completely Self - Made.

I Am Who I Am. I Can't Pretend To Be Somebody Who Makes $25,000 A Year.