Elizabeth Banks and husband Max Handelman's kids aren't even teenagers yet, but she's already making plans for her life after they leave the house.
‘s kids aren’t even teenagers yet, but she’s already making plans for her life after they leave the house.
“Existentially right now, I’m in a place where I’m like, ‘My kids are gone in 10 years,’ and when my kids are gone, I’m like, ‘How many drugs are we doing? How many orgies are we having?'” the actress, 49, joked during the Monday, July 17, episode of‘s “Armchair Expert” podcast. “I’m gonna get f–king nuts. What’s left to protect at that point? I’m such a goody two-shoes.”
Banks and Handelman, 50, share sons Felix, 12, and Magnus, 10. Though the couple still have several more years with their sons under their roof, they recently got a taste of child-free life when they“I just did mushrooms for the first time. It was a delight,” Banks recalled of the party. “[I’m like,] ‘We’re getting old, let’s try stuff.’ I don’t have any FOMO, let me be clear. I did it. I’ve done it.
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