Julia Louis-Dreyfus Reveals 1 Aspect Of Being On ‘Seinfeld’ That Was ‘Super Challenging’

The Emmy-winner rose to fame alongside her co-stars, but her experience was significantly different.

Julia Louis-Dreyfus’ rise to fame wasn’t just ’cause she got a job on “Saturday Night Live,” and then yada yada yada, she won 11 Emmys.

In a sneak peak of the comedian’s upcoming appearance on “Be My Guest with Ina Garten,” via People, the “Veep” alum was asked by host Ina Garten, “What was the toughest time in your career?”

In response, Louis-Dreyfus named the gap of time between leaving “SNL” in 1985 to when she landed her breakout role as Elaine Benes on “Seinfeld” in 1990.

But the “You Hurt My Feelings” star told the Barefoot Contessa that once she was on “Seinfeld,” a new obstacle bubbled up for her.

“The other challenge for me in my career has been the juggling act,” Louis-Dreyfus told Garten. “Because while I was making ‘Seinfeld,’ for example, I gave birth to both of my children. Super challenging, but also fabulous, because I was becoming very famous at this time and it really kept all of that in perspective.”