"It's important to put effort into the way you look once in a while and go out with your husband or wife and pretend you're 10 years younger....
until the clock strikes 10 PM and you're both dying to go home and get in the bed and go to sleep."
Co-star Laysla De Oliveira emphasized that season three explores complex moral dilemmas that impact the agents' personal lives.
"that things aren't so black and white," she said.
De Oliveira offered key terms describing the upcoming season's tone for audiences: "raw, explosive sexy, hot, love, power."
Addressing the challenges of 14-hour filming days away from home, De Oliveira shared a humorous take on maintaining relationships during long shoots.
"I lock my husband in the apartment of wherever I stay, so it's really not a problem for me," she said.
"No, whenever he can come visit, he does come visit."
Balancing rigorous production demands remains a persistent hurdle for the cast. "I don't know if there is an easy way to do it.
I think that's probably one of the more challenging things figuring out life when you have a 14-hour day," said De Oliveira.
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Season three of "Lioness" begins streaming Sunday, August 2 on Paramount+.
