Maria Menounos Prove it's like we Thanks to the husband Kevin UndergaroMany nicknames for her.
“So, in the early days, Kevin would call me Frog,” the 46-year-old TV presenter reveals exclusively in the latest issue of the magazine. Us Weekly. “That went away when I stopped being nice, and started being a Type A girl…that's what he says.”
Menounos jokes that Undergaro's nicknames for her went from cute to sexy as their relationship grew. The couple Tie the knot During 2017 New Year celebrations In Times Square after 15 years of dating. Now, Undergaro's nicknames for his wife range from “Mrs. Bitch” to “The Crowd Goes Wild” — and Menounos explains why.
“Kevin is really funny and has a lot of nicknames for everyone. “Our dogs each had 50 names, and Kevin likes to mess with me.” “So we’ll go to Chili’s for dinner and the woman will say, ‘Oh, how many?’” He’ll say, “One.” He’ll say, “Two.” “One bitch.” And the waitress always says, “What?”
Maria Menounos keeps it real when it comes to the ups and downs of new parenthood. During an exclusive interview with Us Weekly earlier this month, the Christmas at Bloomhill Manor star, 46, admitted that she hasn't been seeing much of her husband, Kevin Undergaro, since they welcomed their daughter, Athena Alexandra, via surrogate in (… )
Menounos hints that Undergaro, 57, has a “dark sense of humour.” In addition to having random nicknames, Menounos shares that she has her daily conversations with Undergaru in an interesting place.
“Kevin and I have our morning meetings in the shower,” she says. “This is where we eat everything.”
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we: What was the last thing you waited in line for?
Menounos: grocery. You're waiting in line to pay for groceries, you just did it. I don't like waiting in lines…I hate lines.
we: When was the last time you went out to a nightclub?
Menounos: I don't know. I remember my college days were in Boston, but that's about it. I spent a lot of time cleaning nightclubs in Boston.
we: What is the one task or task that you tend to put off or procrastinate on?
Menounos: I don't know. I'm pretty diligent about my assignments now (but) I think Amazon returns are kind of annoying.
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Presley Ann/Getty Images for Family Movie and Television Awardswe: What is your favorite song to sing in the shower and why?
Menounos: Well, I have some Greek songs. I really liked singing in the shower (but) I started to realize that I wasn't singing the bathroom A lot because I'm with Kevin, so we talk.
we: What is the last meal you prepared for yourself or your family?
Menounos: I bought some cauliflower crust and made it Super pizza. So (for) great pizza, you use Rao's sauce, you get chopped garlic, you get some fresh oregano, you get some shaved parmesan (and) put that in there. Add a little salt, add the fresh mozzarella cheese – cut into slices – and then put some other mozzarella cheese on top. A small sprinkle of oregano on top (and) put it in the oven.
we: What celebrity news are you obsessed with right now?
Menounos: I couldn't care less about celebrity news. I'm sorry. I didn't really care in the first place. I was supposed to be a sportscaster. I just fell into it. It just happened. I like everyone, but I don't really care what everyone necessarily does other than if it's something I want to see. I'm happy that everyone is doing their job, but I'm not actively looking for what everyone is doing. This is not me. …Finding how to get better, how to survive, how to give less Fs, how to heal – this is my energy zone.
Maria Menounos has gotten into the festive spirit at a lifetime's worth of Christmas at Bloomhill Manor but is still concerned about potential sex scenes. “I've never been able to pursue a lot of acting stuff because I said, 'This part I can't do.' I can't have orgasms on camera. It's not going to happen. Not for (…)
we: What time do you wake up and go to bed each night?
Menounos: I try to sleep at sunset, which is difficult now on the East Coast. It's very early, but it makes me want to go to bed right away. Then I wake up at sunrise, which is non-negotiable every day.
we: What are you thankful for?
Menounos: I am grateful for my family every day. Thank you, God, for my family. Thank you for being beautiful, happy and healthy Daughter of Athena. Thank you for my health and recovery. Thank you for allowing me and keeping me here every day so I can be with my baby. Thank you for the abundance of opportunities, great people and great things in my life.
we: What is your New Year's resolution?
Menounos: I can never follow these things. I'll have to think about it for this year. I need some time.
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