Debra Messing Opens Up About Being Pushed To Go From A Size 8 To A Size 2 And Why She Hated Herself For Doing It

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While some stars of the Teen Mom franchise seem to have so much drama and pain in their love lives, Chelsea Houska picked a winner with husband Cole DeBoer. She showed off yet again how much adoration they share in a video the 28-year-old MTV star took of Cole driving their family around.

Quinn Coleman, a major label executive, DJ and son of former BET chief Debra Lee, died on Sunday at the age of 31, according to numerous published reports. Currently, Coleman’s cause of death remains unknown.

Quinn Coleman has died at the age of 31.

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Debra Messing is opening up!

Debra Messing skyrocketed to fame as Grace Adler on the hit sitcom Will & Grace, but the actress was struggling with her body image behind the camera.The Wedding Date star, 51, opened up about her past insecurities about her weight on the latest episode of the “I Weigh with Jameela Jamil” podcast.“When I started Will & Grace I was a size 8, and what happened was, every time I would go in for a fitting, I couldn’t fit into clothes,” Messing said.

Cole Deboer is all about working up a sweat. His workouts are intense! But sometimes, he takes a little time to dance it out instead. And what better partner could he ask for than his one-year-old daughter, Layne DeBoer? Cole, 32, showed off their epic routine on Instagram, which includes a lot of jumping up and down, running in circles, and just being plain cute.

Debra Messing felt pressure to lose weight during her time on 'Will & Grace'. The 51-year-old actress starred in the long-running series as the titular Grace Adler, and has said she struggled with her weight after landing the role in 1998, because at a size 8, she was too big to fit into the costumes provided by the wardrobe department.

Debra Messing is admitting that she let her weight affect her psyche when she was an actress on the famed sitcom “Will & Grace” during the show’s initial eight-season run.

Debra Messing is looking back at her days on “Will & Grace.” The 51-year-old actress, who portrayed Grace Adler on the long-running series, was a guest on the Earwolf podcast “I Weigh” with Jameela Jamil, which challenges society’s definition of worth through weight. During their candid discussion, Messing admitted she felt “too skinny” while filming the series after dropping from a size 8 to a size 2.

Debra Messing is looking back at her days on . The 51-year-old actress, who portrayed Grace Adler on the long-running series, was a guest on Jameela Jamil's  podcast, which challenges society’s definition of worth through weight.

Debra Messing is looking back at her time on Will & Grace.