While walking around the rooms of her home, Nina's floors make their own cameo with tiny creaks in the background—which, as the actress also noted, is a part of the home's history.
 
"As you can hear, all the floors are very creaky, and it's squeaking a lot, and that's mainly because all the wood floors in the home are also original from the 1920s," she said. "And you know, it's good for when someone tries to break in because then I can hear them and grab my bat. Very helpful for that."

"But, someday when I have kids, they're really gonna hate it," she continued. "Because, you know, they won't be able to sneak out of the house as easily as I did growing up."