Jennifer Lawrence has shared insights into how she unwound between intense filming sessions for her upcoming movie, Die My Love. During a recent interview with Entertainment Tonight, she revealed that she turned to a popular reality television show to help her relax after shooting demanding scenes. The film, directed by Lynne Ramsay, is set for release on November 7, 2025, and explores the psychological struggles of a new mother.
In her discussion with Sissy Spacek, Lawrence reflected on the unique challenges she faced while filming at four to five months pregnant. “It was really helpful, because when you’re pregnant, you’re kind of animalistic,” she explained. This heightened sense of awareness, she noted, allowed her to tap into the primal energy necessary for her role as Grace, a writer grappling with psychosis following childbirth.
Lawrence elaborated on the character’s emotional turmoil, describing aspects of Grace that made her feel like a “caged animal.” The actress found that her experience of pregnancy brought a fresh perspective, enhancing her portrayal.
After filming particularly heavy scenes, Lawrence sought ways to decompress. She mentioned that she found solace in watching the reality show The Secret Lives of Mormon Tiktokers (Wives), available on Hulu. “Fortunately, it was on, and as we know, they release [the episodes] all at once,” she said, indicating that binge-watching helped alleviate the stress of her day. “So it wasn’t like I had one [episode] a week. So no problemo for me,” she added.
Excitement for the next season of the show seemed to energize her further. She even turned to Spacek, asking if she enjoyed watching the series with her daughters. However, Lawrence admitted that certain elements of the show were challenging during her pregnancy. “When I would watch them squirt all those… into those huge sodas, that made me, like, sick,” she remarked.
As fans eagerly await the release of Die My Love, Lawrence’s candid insights provide a glimpse into the life of an actress balancing professional demands with personal challenges. The film’s exploration of motherhood and mental health promises to resonate with audiences, making it one of the anticipated releases of 2025.
