She’s a working mother with twin daughters.
And Rebecca Romijn mixed a little business with pleasure as she brought husband Jerry O’Connell and eight-year-old daughter Charlie to the Universal Studios set of Extra on Monday morning in Los Angeles.
The 45-year-old actress was all smiles as she walked on set wearing black leather pants with her family following closely behind.
Family: Rebecca Romijn mixed a little business with pleasure as she brought husband Jerry O’Connell and eight-year-old daughter Charlie to the Universal Studios set of Extra on Monday morning in Los Angeles
She strolled on to the Universal Studios set wearing tight black leather pants and a matching black T-shirt.
Rebecca kept comfortable in a pair of white trainers as she carried a large black purse across her shoulder
Her bright blonde hair was worn in loose waves and cascaded down past her shoulders as she held on to her daughters hand.
Walk it out: The 45-year-old actress was all smiles as she walked on set wearing black leather pants with her family following closely behind
Gorgeous: Rebecca then showed off her stunning figure in a tight green wrap dress worn with sparkling heels
Jerry showed off his muscular arms in a tight black T-shirt with ‘California’ sprawled across his chest.
A bright blue belt held up his grey skinny jeans, which he paired with black and white Adidas sneakers.
Little Charlie kept with the dark theme in a black Amsterdam sweatshirt and black leggings wit a large emoji face across her legs.
Rebecca then showed off her stunning figure in a tight green wrap dress worn with sparkling heels.
Back in black: She strolled on to the Universal Studios set wearing tight black leather pants and a matching black T-shirt
She admitted in an interview with PEOPLE earlier this year that she doesn’t have time to over-parent due to her grueling schedule.
‘It’s hard with twins because it prevents you from being too much of a helicopter mom,’ Romijn said.
The Librarians star added, ‘You’ve got two at the same time to take care of, and the one who needs you the most is the one who gets you. And so the other one’s gotta cry it out until you can get to her. It’s true!’
But she says she’s lucky to have her husband of 10 years step in.
‘In our efforts to raise normal, loving children, we tag-team with work, typically,’ she said.
Focused: She admitted in an interview with PEOPLE earlier this year that she doesn’t have time to over-parent due to her grueling schedule