Exclusive: Jamie Chung Says Motherhood Is 'the Most Rewarding' But One of the 'Hardest Things I've Ever Done'

Jamie Chung is soaking up every minute she can with her twin boys, whom she shares with husband Bryan Greenberg.

"I've learned so much more about myself. it's been an absolute blessing. It's one of the hardest things I've ever done — but also in a way, it's the most rewarding. Not only do you get to communicate, but also, all the self work that you're doing to ensure you're raising your kids in the best possible way is amazing to see," the actress, 42, exclusively tells Morning Honey while talking about her partnership with Olay Body. "It's so rewarding and such a proud moment to see your kids come out of situations, and you're like, 'Wow, I'm nailing it!'"

Now that the twins, who were born in October 2021, are 3 years old, the Sorority Row star is in awe of how fast time is moving.

"The love you get from your children — there's nothing like it. What's different is to see the amount of love and all the foundation you laid down and took from your parents and the tools and accessibility they had to give you to have the kind of childhood you could have. Now to see your children take that information and that foundation and make it their own is the most rewarding thing in the world. The love and the safety you give them is pretty incredible," she gushes.

Right now, Chung says the boys are "totally different" from one another.

"They're very unique. We have one ginger. They look the same, but they're very different," she says. "There's commonalities, but the other child that looks more like me has turned into a real creative storyteller and songwriter. The other one is very technical. They have different interests."

Since there's two kids at one time, the brunette babe, who married the actor in 2015, does everything in their power to be present with their children. "We often check in with each other to be like, 'Are you good? Do you need a five minute break?' Bryan will then tap in or vice versa. It really starts with yourself to ensure that you are mentally and physically capable to get that same energy and good vibes to your kids. It really starts with your partner," she shares.

Since the mom-of-two is all about self-care, it made perfect sense for her to partner with Olay Body to talk about their Olay Super Serum Body Wash.

"If you only have five minutes to get yourself together in the morning to ensure that your day goes smoothly and all of the plans are worked out, lunches are made, all the meals are prepared, Olay Super Serum Body Wash is the best. It has five visible skin benefits in one. It's quite essential, especially when it's been a long day. It's nice to come back a new person after my shower and feel good! I also can end the day on a positive note, which is really important," she says.

"My kids are three, and I don't want to miss out on any moments with them because it's a really fun discovery age but also you want to give 100 percent of yourself," she adds.

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Since the brand is all about empowering others, specifically women, Chung hopes to do that for others, too.

"When things are falling apart, it's nice to show up and be like, 'Is there anything I can do for you? How can I support you?' I have a really great partner for that as well," she raves. "It's like, 'What do you need?' Nothing is too small or little and it's just showing up for each other. It doesn't need to be a lot, but it's lovely to see how women have lifted each other up to support each other."

"Instead of bashing each other, it's like, 'No, I think everyone who is doing their own thing is so cool.' I want people to take chances and succeed. When I see my friends in this industry, i'm like, 'Let's celebrate this.' Every win of theirs is a win for us," she adds.