Eva Longoria Recalls 'Incident' on 'Housewives' Set

While Nicollette Sheridan's credibility is being questioned in her
lawsuit against 'Desperate Housewives' creator Marc Cherry, who she said struck her across the face on set, castmate Eva Longoria Parker has admitted that while she didn't witness it, she was aware of such an incident.
"I know they did have a thing on set," Longoria Parker said on Ryan Seacrest's radio show Wednesday, according to
PEOPLE. "I guess it was a couple years ago," she continued. "I wasn't on set when it happened but apparently this incident had happened and she felt it was wrong."
Longoria Parker didn't have many details, but added that Cherry "probably could not harm a fly."
Sheridan's lawsuit claims Cherry "forcefully hit her" when she questioned the script, and that when she complained about the alleged assault, she was fired.
Longoria Parker tried to explain the incident further on Seacrest's show. "[Sheridan] was doing a scene, something that [Marc] was showing her how to do," she said. "Honestly, I wish I knew."
"I'm really confused about this whole thing," she added. "I would love to see her to find out if everything's okay."
Longoria Parker is also hoping 'Housewives' will make it through the bad press. "I love the show so much," she said. "I would hate for anything to tarnish the reputation of the show."
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Way to go, Eva! At least she came out and said something. I respect Eva a lot after this.
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One mans' boloney is another mans' steak.
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I guess this is the who gives a s**t page.
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I'll ride along with Steve here and ask, "Who gives a s*%t?" Both of these attention-seeking narcissists have been out of the limelight for a while now, so let's see, what can we do to bring some attention to ourselves? They can both get lost. Losers!
Longoria-Parker was not on the set when the alleged incident happened so she does not know if it really did take place. What a stupid article.
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"tarnish the shows reputation"? Umm...too late.
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