For years, Justine Lupe has went back and forth between Los Angeles and New York.
It was only during the pandemic that she decided that it was time to stop living from her suitcase in hotels and short-term sublets. “The world was upheaval,” said the actor. “My idea of what my life was felt as it was (too).”
In 2021, she and her fiancé, Tyson Mason, bought a house in los an A second season Next year.
“I was right in the Sweet Spot in the second quarter for most of the shooting, so you have energy, you feel creative and your body feels good – at least that was my experience,” explains Lupe, who embodies Bell's sister and co -host of the Podcast Morgan.
Lupe, who also played in “succession” and “the wonderful Mme Maisel”, adds that certain concerns she had concerning work while pregnancy, like gaining weight on the camera, disappeared when she was on the set. “It was just a kind of this magical experience because the accent is so put on the bodies in this industry,” she said. “So just to be healthy and happy through this experience, kissing my body through it big,, big Changing, having self -confidence and feeling ecstatic about this life in me is just the best. »»
An ideal Sunday for Lupe, Ellis, 4 months old, is attached to her body as they collect the vegetables and fruits of the market for producers in the village of Atwater, take a yoga class adapted to babies and walk in a magnificent botanical garden.
This interview was slightly modified and condensed for duration and clarity.
7 a.m.: Cuddles in bed
I mean 7 am, it sounds well with my baby. A little lazy, lying in bed. I love to snuggle up with her, Tyson, our dog Lilly and our cat Addie. It is a kind of fort that we have in our bed with all our little creatures that live there and it is really nice to relax.
8 a.m.: Catch up with friends around coffee
I would probably go to have a coffee from this place called Amara kitchen. It is a very good place from the farm to the table. Everything is biological, nourished with grass and ethics. I go a lot to meet friends, so I would probably meet some friends for a coffee. I generally receive iced coffee. They have their own almond milk. If I want something sweet, I'm going to have a pastry, and if not, I'm just going to get a bone broth with my coffee. They make very good internal pastries and they have cookies with incredible gluten -free chocolate chocolate without gluten which are much more delicious than you imagine when you say these two words out loud. It is generally too early for me to eat a lot, but the days when I have a very long night or I die, I will have their breakfast.
9 hours of the market
Then we would all go to ATWATER Village Producers Market. It's really soft and small. I know all the stands well. It was a kind of project when I arrived for the first time to understand which stand had the vegetables I love, which had the good eggs that I love, which had the best cheese. You learn in a way which stands you prefer and you build relationships with all these farmers. I care very much about the quality of the food I eat, so having a kind of relationship with them and understanding what their standards and practical is important. It's also just charming. There are flowers and honey, many families are there, there are so many children and it's just a happy place.
I generally receive ingredients that I want to do for the week and for all the other things I need, I will go to Whole Foods. While I shop, I'm going to snack Gowhich is a vegan yogurt. It is durable, it is ethical, it is without dairy products and it is rich in protein. (Publisher's note: LUPE is a brand ambassador for the nature of nature.)
12 p.m. Yoga adapted to babies
So I would go to Silverlake yoga For a yoga lesson. He is led by this woman, Juliette Kurth. I found it during my pregnancy and they do a lot of prenatal lessons, postnatal lessons, yoga lessons for baby and I where mothers can bring their baby and bring their yoga while babies are lying there. It's like the sweetest place. She did work workshops and I fell in love in the past year. Having a postnatal course so that you can always the care you need and take care of your body after having the baby and having free childcare services essentially – it's just the best. Juliette is just an angel on earth.
2 p.m.: Take a walk in the gardens of Descanso
I would probably go home and cook a little something to eat, then the whole family would go to Rest gardens. It's so pretty and we walked. You can take a snack at the door and make a little picnic if you wish. Sometimes we will have coffee or tea and post somewhere.
5 p.m.: Take dinner
I would go and pick up Side pie Or Sucking fish On the way back for a comfortable evening at the house where we eat pizza or sushi, hang out on our terrace and take advantage of being in Los Angeles (laughs)
At Sugarfish, we always do the Crusk Me or Trust Me Lite (which is delivered with Edamame, the Sashimi of tuna, salmon and more) according to our appetite. It's so good and sometimes we're going to throw a little eel. With the side pie, we love the House Herb Ranch salad and the Altadena and the Pizza Z, which is a vegetarian option with jalapeños. There is another pizza with ham and honey that we like called hammered honey. It is Soooo GOOD. The side pie is a small hole in the wall. You order it inside, so you can eat in their background, which is really cute, especially during the summer, or you can bring it home.
For my drink, I am generally a kind of person in the water with electrolytes, which is so boring. (Laughter) I drink wine, but just because I am going, I try to keep it at least and do it well. I have a few glasses of wine per week. I am a fairly light drinker, but when I do it, I usually take something to Cooking Books Market at Highland Park. They have a very good selection of natural wines.
6.30 p.m.: Luxurious Bath
Every day, the baby and I take a bath together. It is a very good wind for her and I. Tyson installs our bath space every night. He turns off candles, plays music, leaves our towels and turns off a glass of water with ice. It is so sweet, so it's a kind of ceremony for us. Then I give him a baby massage, which I also really like to do. My daughter is really good. I say to myself: “I want a massage every night.” (Laughter))
8 p.m.: Watch television until we fall asleep (and the baby wakes us up)
Then we go to bed and watch “The big British pastry showOr a fun TV show until we fall asleep. I know it's my ideal day, but the reality is that you are going to bed like “Oh, no. Oh no. Oh no. Here is the night “because of the baby. (Laughs) She is 4 months old now, so I think she is about to hit this sleep regression of four months. So I think that we go to bed early enough just because we know that we are going to lose sleep. She will bed at 7 p.m., so we will probably have in bed at 8 p.m. and we fall asleep at 9:30 p.m.
