'RHONJ' Star Jackie Goldschneider Talks Marriage To Husband Evan, Raising Four Kids

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Jackie Goldschneider is opening up about how her marriage to husband Evan Goldschneider changed after they welcomed two sets of twins. 

During an interview with theBravo Insider earlier this month, the "Real Housewives of New Jersey" cast member and her partner admitted that while they were both career-focused before having their four kids, making room for date nights was far easier before they started a family.

"Because at night when we would both come home from work, we were just together. I mean, we watched stupid TV, on the weekends we didn’t work. I never really worked as a young lawyer; I very occasionally worked on the weekends. Evan didn’t really work on weekends. So we had all that time together," Jackie shared.

"And it was so much easier living in the city. We would wait an hour for a movie, for our movie, and we wouldn’t be looking at our watch or anything," Evan continued. 

"But now with everything, and it’s harder with kids because we’re constantly going one place or another. We try to make time for each other before coronavirus. We’d go out to dinner, sometimes we’d just have date nights. I probably see you [Jackie] more now that I’m home with the pandemic. I’m working from home."

Jackie then admitted that when Evan was working outside of their home, it was hard to create alone time for the two of them due to the kids' busy schedules.

"When Evan was working in the city, he would leave [for the office] before I even woke up in the morning and come home, and then he’d hit the gym and then he was just with the kids," she said. "So then we would be driving to basketball and sports, and I worked all day from home. And I would do all, like, the pick-ups and drop-offs and everything. But, you know, we always tried to do a date night."

"But now we can’t go anywhere. So, our kids have school two days a week. And when they’re gone, we try to find a little time for each other. But usually in the evenings, [we] watch TV together and the kids watch their own crap in the guest room, and we sit on the couch together and we spend time together. So, it’s what we have," Jackie added.

Evan then compared his time at home with his kids amid the pandemic to a "camp experience in the cloud of something that really, really bad globally happened."

"I think 20 years from now, [our kids are] gonna remember 2020 as, obviously, the first thing, it’s a tragic year for all the people that died. But they’re gonna look at it and they’re gonna say, 'Wow, we had a really fun year in spite of all that, being together. Being with our parents and all four of us together,'" Evan said.

To see more of Jackie, Evan, and their family, don't miss new episodes of "The Real Housewives of New Jersey" season 11 on Wednesday nights at 9/8c on Bravo.