Connie Britton wants to return to 'The White Lotus' - but only if it is filmed in Aspen

She told Us Weekly magazine: "I keep telling them, 'Listen, when you're ready to do 'White Lotus: Aspen', let's do it.' I can pull that off.

"I have talked for several years to Mike White about shooting another season of that show, which I would love to do.

"We shot that [first season] during COVID. So my son was able to go with me when we shot it.

"He would do COVID Zoom school starting at 5:00 a.m. from Hawaii. But that show now means you go spend six months in Thailand to shoot [a season]."

Connie admitted taking that much time away from home is "not realistic" right now.

She said: "As much as I would love to do it. It's a whole thing. I've definitely had to say no to [other jobs before]."

The actress adopted Eyob as a single parent while starring in 'Nashville' and she admitted it was a "traumatising" time because she had thought she could continue to keep working as she had done before without realising how much her baby would need her.

She said: "I just went off to Nashville and started shooting the show, and I had this baby and I didn't even really know how to be a mother yet.

"It was kind of traumatising because I had no support system in Nashville, and I was working, you know, sometimes 15, 16, 17 hours a day, and it was a lot of work.

"I realised that that was one of the things that still sticks out to me is when you first become a parent, the learning curve of, 'Oh, I need to think about things differently now and I need to make choices differently now because now I am thinking for a whole other person who can't think for themselves.'"