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"But we can do it. We're women.
We can do anything."
Long production schedules in locations like Mallorca and Morocco have required adjustments in how her family travels during filming.
"I think you just have to find the pockets that you can bring them with right," she said.
"The first season, I didn't have my girls in Mallorca or Morocco, and that was super challenging. And understanding that that won't work for me ever again."
Wagner acknowledged that maintaining balance is an ongoing process for both herself and co-star Saldaña.
"I love when people are like, 'How do you have it all figured out?' I'm like, 'I don't!'"
Navigating work-life logistics demands flexibility across every project.
"It's this forever changing thing, and you just have to be malleable, and you have to just work within your family resources, and try to make it work," she said.
Reflecting on red carpet events compared to her everyday life on a farm, Wagner shared her thoughts on social media before the premiere.
"Now, you can keep it, honey. Gimme a good pair of heels ...
I'm excited to go and be a girl for the night."
She added that stepping out for formal events offers a welcome break from routine. "I don't get to dress up and be fancy very often ...
Living on a farm in a small town doesn't really lend itself to red carpets," Wagner said.
