Celebrity Parents Kirsten Dunst Says It’s Hard to Find Alone Time with Two Young Kids: ‘Not Even a Shower Is Sacred’ (Exclusive) The actress, who is starring in the new action-thriller 'Civil War', spoke to PEOPLE for One Last Thing By Julie Jordan Julie Jordan Julie Jordan is an Editor at Large for PEOPLE. She has been with the brand for 25 years, writing cover stories and features and managing special issues including the Beautiful Issue and Sexiest Man Alive. People Editorial Guidelines Published on April 20, 2024 08:45AM EDT Close Kirsten Dunst. Photo: Austin Hargrave/August As a busy mom, Kirsten Dunst will always appreciate little moments of me-time. The actress, 41, who is constantly on the go with sons, Ennis, 5, and James, 2, whom she shares with her husband, actor Jesse Plemons, 36, relishes times "when everyone is asleep, and I can watch the shows I want like The Bachelor," she tells PEOPLE in this week's issue. "But honestly not even a shower is sacred at this point," she adds. "Nothing is." Never miss a story — sign up for PEOPLE's free daily newsletter to stay up-to-date on the best of what PEOPLE has to offer, from juicy celebrity news to compelling human interest stories. Kirsten Dunst and husband Jesse Plemons at the premiere of 'Civil War'. Matt Baron/BEI/Shutterstock Kirsten Dunst Shares 2-Year-Old Son James' Surprising Review of Spider-Man Dunst, who stars in the new action-thriller Civil War, spoke to PEOPLE for One Last Thing: Last perfect day offWhen you have two kids [Ennis and James], you never have a day off. Right now it’s being on a plane with no Wi-Fi. And people bring you food. That feels like a spa day for a mom. Last sign I receivedA hummingbird stopped on my car the day my grandma passed. Yesterday I noticed this hummingbird and then went to the Civil War premiere at the Academy Museum, which used to be the May Company [department store], and my grandma worked there for a bit. So I felt like she was with me last night. Last recurring dreamWhen I was younger, I had a recurring dream of a woman in a Victorian dress in a rocking chair who would watch me. It was scary; she was in my dreams a lot. Last time I stayed up past my bedtimeLast night again because it was my husband’s birthday and the premiere. I couldn’t tell you until what time. I just passed out. Civil War is in theaters now. For more of Dunst's interview, pick up this week's issue on PEOPLE on newsstands Friday.