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Date Posted: 17:34:20 09/21/02 Sat
Author: detoured
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Tea Leoni making fun of herself

I saw a story about her on Access Hollywood. The clips were taken from a show that will be on the Oxygen channel called "Inanimate Portrait" which I *think* is a takeoff on a series called Intimate Portrait focusing on celeb's lives.

In the clips Tea talked about ballooning up to 128 pounds (I think that was the number) after her daughter was born and how David wouldn't even touch her then and she wouldn't even touch herself. The announcer talked about this weight problem and how she found she would actually have to eat when she was hungry. Then Tea talked about how her career was the most important thing in her life and after her daughter was born her career was still the most important thing. And she talked about having 5 nannies and not knowing where her daughter was because she didn't know which nanny had her. That was very hard on her.

Yes, this is all meant to be a joke. It was amusing. As the Brits would say, the show is "taking the mickey" re: those intimate portrait type of shows.

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