The 36-year-old actress said she enjoyed "hanging out" with her co-stars on the set of the movie, sometimes with their kids and on other times without the offspring, which gave them the chance to remember they are all more than just someone's mother, reported Entertainment Tonight.
"We so are [still friends]. It was such a treat because we did bring our kids some days, but other days we just hung out on set as girlfriends, which was sort of the theme of the movie, to remember that you are an autonomous female who needs female friendships, or any friendships."
"We all had kids of different ages, all six of us that were in the movie, so we shared advice at all times. It takes a village, and previously we lived in the same house or cave as our village.
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