Julia Louis-Dreyfus Reflects on Balancing Motherhood and 'Seinfeld' Fame

The actress shares the challenges of being a working mom while filming the iconic sitcom and how the show handled her pregnancies.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus described her time on 'Seinfeld' as a juggling act between rising fame and motherhood.
She gave birth to her two sons, Henry in 1992 and Charlie in 1997, during the show's nine-season run.
The production team initially hid her pregnancies with props and strategic positioning.
By her second pregnancy, the crew was more relaxed and less concerned about concealing it.
Louis-Dreyfus now looks back on the experience as both challenging and rewarding, appreciating the perspective it provided.