Jamie Lynn Siglermade some big changes during the COVID pandemic, namely, moving to a new house — in a new state!“I feel disconnected, in the best way I’ve ever known,” the 40-year-old mom of two tells PEOPLE. Sigler, who currently stars onBig Sky, transplanted from Los Angeles to Austin, Texas, with her family last year.“It’s all about outdoors and nature which I really appreciate since I never had it growing up in New York and L.A,” she says.Her sons Beau, 8 and Jack, 3, whom she shares with husband Cutter Dykstra, are “thriving,” adds Sigler. “They’re not holed up on screens as much anymore. And we fully embrace lake life!“Now that her kids are settled in school, Sigler, who has been living withmultiple sclerosisfor decades, has also gotten into a comforting routine.“I have a meditation practice every morning,” she says. “It’s hard to create a habit but it’s for my health and ability to move and walk and take care of the disease that I live with. I have to be honest, living with MS is very hard. I try to live life to the fullest, but I also know my limits.“HBO/shutterstockThese days, that means relishing in the little moments at home, like family games of HedBanz or binge-watching a certain hit HBO show.“I started watchingSopranosfor the very first time,” says Sigler, who starred on the hit series for six seasons until its 2007 finale.“It was bittersweet. This business can be such a grind. It’s always, ‘What’s next?’ It was nice to take a step back and appreciate. If nothing else, I worked with the best of the best!” she shares.
Jamie Lynn Siglermade some big changes during the COVID pandemic, namely, moving to a new house — in a new state!
“I feel disconnected, in the best way I’ve ever known,” the 40-year-old mom of two tells PEOPLE. Sigler, who currently stars onBig Sky, transplanted from Los Angeles to Austin, Texas, with her family last year.
“It’s all about outdoors and nature which I really appreciate since I never had it growing up in New York and L.A,” she says.
Her sons Beau, 8 and Jack, 3, whom she shares with husband Cutter Dykstra, are “thriving,” adds Sigler. “They’re not holed up on screens as much anymore. And we fully embrace lake life!”
Now that her kids are settled in school, Sigler, who has been living withmultiple sclerosisfor decades, has also gotten into a comforting routine.
“I have a meditation practice every morning,” she says. “It’s hard to create a habit but it’s for my health and ability to move and walk and take care of the disease that I live with. I have to be honest, living with MS is very hard. I try to live life to the fullest, but I also know my limits.”
HBO/shutterstock
These days, that means relishing in the little moments at home, like family games of HedBanz or binge-watching a certain hit HBO show.
“I started watchingSopranosfor the very first time,” says Sigler, who starred on the hit series for six seasons until its 2007 finale.
“It was bittersweet. This business can be such a grind. It’s always, ‘What’s next?’ It was nice to take a step back and appreciate. If nothing else, I worked with the best of the best!” she shares.
source: people.com
