In a new interview with AOL Television, the soap star-turned-host of ABC’s AM gabfest Live With Regis & Kelly has defended her decision to not get a boob job.
“You know what’s so funny? I used to always think, ‘I’m going to do it, I’m going to do it,’ and then I just started thinking, you know, someone’s got to represent the small girls,” Kelly said. “I mean, there are a lot of us out there … they’re not making all those small cup sizes just for me. Plus, I would think, why tamper with something? What if something went wrong?’”
The former All My Children actress and hubby of 13 years Mark Consuelos recently produced TLC’s Masters of Reception, a new reality series about wedding planning.
Mean-spirited octomom Kate Gosselin says her marriage to estranged husband is Jon definitely dunzo.
Things got tense during the Gosselin Matriarch’s appearance on ABC’s Live With Regis & Kelly Thursday after Kate professed that her marriage is over forever. Regis pressed Kate on what she’d do if Jon asked her for another chance at saving the union, but she refused to answer.
“If he came back tomorrow and he said, ‘Look, let’s put the past behind us. I want to spend the rest of my life with you and the kids.’ What would you say?” Regis probed.
Kate responded, “You know, I don’t think I can answer that…..We definitely have different goals at this point. A lot has changed, a lot of unexpected things have come up. It’s not ideal.”
A “light and fluffy” interview between Jon & Kate Plus 8′s Kate Gosselin and Live With Regis & Kelly host Regis Philbin quickly became uncomfortable after the 74-year-old went off-script and asked whether Kate could see herself reconnecting with her estranged husband, Jon Gosselin, who has romanced at least three younger women in the six weeks since the couple announced their split, The New York Daily News reports.
Mark Ballas and gymnast Shawn Johnson, the winners of Dancing With The Stars Season 8, showed off the fancy footwork that earned them a mirrror ball trophy live on Regis & Kelly Wednesday morning.
