‘Lioness’ star Jill Wagner raises daughters in Tennessee town of 800, where horses and buggies still roam
Actress Jill Wagner says she values raising her two daughters on a Tennessee farm, away from Hollywood’s fast pace. Her town has about 800 residents, and horse-drawn buggies remain a familiar sight; she hopes the slower, small-town upbringing will give her daughters a lasting appreciation for a simpler way of life.
Wagner, who grew up in North Carolina and left home at 17 to pursue acting, says her daughters enjoy the outdoors but are not yet keen on farm work. She is also appearing with Cameron Mathison in the holiday film “A Very Arctic Christmas”, and hopes her Christmas movies will become a family tradition her daughters carry on.
In short
- Jill Wagner is raising her daughters on a Tennessee farm.
- Her town has about 800 people and horse-drawn buggies.
- She hopes her daughters value their slower-paced upbringing.
Explained simply
Jill Wagner is an American actress known for television roles, including the drama series “Lioness”. She grew up in North Carolina and began pursuing acting as a teenager.
Wagner now lives with her family on a farm in rural Tennessee, where horse-drawn buggies are still part of everyday life. Small towns and farms can offer a very different pace from the entertainment industry, with more space for outdoor activities and daily life centred on the local community.
Her comments touch on how parents pass ways of life and family traditions to their children. Christmas films are one tradition she hopes her daughters will enjoy and continue as they grow up.
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