Actress Tessa Thompson feels that she became an adult during 2020 as she spent more time at home due to the pandemic.
The 37-year-old realised her shopping habits have changed and she is more interested in interiors than clothes after spending so much time at home, reports femalefirst.co.uk.
"I've done a lot of Marie Kondo-ing, which has been useful. I did plenty of spring-cleaning outside of spring," she said.
"But I have officially become an adult, because I used to just want to buy clothes and shoes and now I think about finding the perfect pasta bowls," she added.
The actress does a lot of travelling for work and has discovered the things she can't live without.
"I've learned for the first time how I like to live in a space as an adult. My profession can be really transitory, I've spent swathes of time living out of a suitcase, and I bought my first house at the end of last year," she said.
"2020 helped me understand what's absolutely essential, I just need a good bathtub and a stove," she added
