The “Seinfeld” star recalled how her mom, Judith Bowles, flew out to be with her and prepared a delicious meal.
At the top of her Lemonada Media’s “” podcast episode, the actor revealed that she suffered a pregnancy loss when she was in her late 20s.
“After a couple of days, I finally gotten out of the hospital and I came home to recuperate, but I wasn’t allowed to get up out of bed yet. I was, as they say, bedridden,” Louis-Dreyfus continued. “But my mom cooked. She made this incredible cozy chili in a cast iron skillet with cornbread on top in the pan.”“The smell of that cornbread and the chili was so wonderful. It just filled the room and the whole house and my heart, really, because here’s the thing I couldn’t eat,” she said.
“Food is central to the traditions of my family,” she said. “I would think that to most families, that’s the case. I relate food especially to my mom. She’s a great cook,” she said. “This is one of my greatest memories around food, even though it has sort of an odd kicker.”sons Henry, 30, and Charlie,Charlie Hall is following in his famous parents' acting footsteps.
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