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Oct 17 2009

Jennifer Garner Lied to Co-workers about Pregnancy

jennifer-garner-violet_affleck2.jpg Jennifer Garner (Affleck) recently admitted to keeping her last pregnancy a secret from those on the set of “The Invention of Lying.”  Guess it is kind of funny with the title since it was all about how to invent the lie and she did a pretty good job. Course it wasn’t until her mother in law blurted it out that it was finally confirmed.  But it did seem that she told the costume department to make her look thinner, I’m guessing they knew but kept it mum for her.

Here’s what Matthew Robinson, her co-director had to say:

‘I think she didn’t want us babying her, no pun intended. Or worrying that we were pushing her too hard or working too long hours. She never told anybody. And it was a surprise to us when we found out a few months after we wrapped.”

You know I can understand this, she’s a woman that wants to be treated like everyone else. If they worry about her they might not take her job so seriously and cut scenes that they may worry about.

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One Response to “Jennifer Garner Lied to Co-workers about Pregnancy”

  1. Michelleon 17 Oct 2009 at 8:56 pm edit this

    I bet it’s hard for celebrities to guard their privacy about things that the rest of us take for granted.

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