I Love My Body As It Is.

We Were Probably The Last People In The Country To Get A Vcr And We Didn't Have Cable. There Wasn't Any Admiration Of Glamour, No, 'i Want To Look Like Them Or Have That Lifestyle', Because Everyone In My Town Had The Same Lifestyle. So I Didn't Think, 'ooh, A Movie Star's Birthday!' I Just Thought, 'what?'

A Woman Is Beautiful When She Stands Out As An Individual—it's A Woman Who Has Her Own Style And The Confidence To Pull It Off. Half The Women On The Streets In New York City Achieve This. I Get So Inspired Every Time I'm There.

In The Beginning, It Was Odd To Have So Much Attention Brought To My Body Type. I Thought, "uh-oh, Brace Yourself." But Everyone Has Been So Positive. During The First Season, A Woman Came Up To Me At Dinner And Said, "i Just Want To Thank You - Watching You Has Made Me Proud Of My Body." I Thought, What An Amazing Thing For Someone To Say! To Make Anyone Feel Good About Themselves Makes Me Feel Good.

It Just Seemed So Odd As People Had Never Commented On My Body Before. Every Woman Obsesses Over Her Figure, But I Was Happy, I Felt Sexy, I Never Thought About It. I Know This Sounds Naive, But I Honestly Never Expected This Kind Of Attention.

My First Day On Set [bad Santa 2] Was With Billy [bob Tornton] And It Was A Sex Scene In A Christmas Tree Lot And You Know In Order To Make It Great For The Audience You Just Have To Go For It! It Was Our Sort Of Our Icebreaker. There Is Something Very Freeing And Fun About Just Playing Make Believe And It's Just Over The Top And Hilarious So You Just Go For It.