Debi Mazar says ‘Entourage’ set ‘got toxic’ after she returned from having her second daughter
Debi Mazar, who played publicist Shauna Roberts in HBO's "Entourage," has said the show's set became "toxic" towards the end of her time on it, particularly after she returned from having her second child. In an interview with The Sunday Times, the 62-year-old actress recalled the first season as a "joy-fest" but said the atmosphere shifted from the third season onwards into what she described as a "testosterone-fuelled" environment.
Mazar said she felt judged over her post-pregnancy weight, recalling that colleagues "didn't like that I got fat, even though I got skinny again." She said she remained professional throughout and was ultimately grateful for the experience, summing it up as "a lot of fun, until it wasn't." Her comments follow similar remarks from other actresses, including Rose McGowan on "Charmed" and Danielle Fishel on "Boy Meets World," who have also described feeling scrutinised over their weight and appearance during their time on set.
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