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Jane Leeves And David Hyde Pierce played Daphne Moon and Niles Crane on 11 seasons of NBC's hit sitcom "Frasier," from 1993 to 2004. The duo engaged in one of the longest will-they-or-won't-they storylines in sitcom history — before Daphne ran away from her wedding to Donny (Saul Rubinek) to be with Niles during the Season 7 finale, "Something Borrowed, Someone Blue (Part 2). " Niles and Daphne went on to have one of the best proposals in TV history before getting married and having a son. Yet the show's writers gave their romance a terribly awkward start. Leeves and Pierce singled out one storyline, which was written so that Leeves could go on maternity leave to have her first child, in a 2026 interview with The Guardian. To explain Daphne's weight gain so early in her romance with Niles, she was given a complusive eating disorder and went away to a "weight loss spa. " Leeves acknowledged that "those were different times," but said she wished the situation were handled differently.

Mercury retrograde is here, but don't freak out just yet. While this transit gets a bad rap, it's actually about to make life better for four zodiac signs. As of October 24, the planet of communication is moving backwards through Scorpio, bringing a lot of changes our way. Transformation is rarely easy, and we might have to make some hard decisions. But don't resist it! The more you embrace these changes, the better your life will get. 1. Scorpio Design: YourTangoGet ready, Scorpio. "This Mercury retrograde is going to help you tap back into your power like never before," an astrologer named May explained. This is your chance to level up, but don't expect it to happen overnight. In fact, for a while it might seem like nothing is happening at all. Use this time to reflect on what you really want.  Think about your goals and what makes you feel alive. Does your career spark joy? Do your relationships? Don't be afraid to let go of what no longer serves you. Part of life is outgrowing certain dreams and even people. That's OK. Your life gets a lot better when you let yourself change your mind.

Kristen Bell admitted she cries every week for a certain reason, sparking harsh reactions online. “He needs to DIVORCE her,” one bluntly said.

Pursuing your dreams takes time, and Morgan Freeman had to wait until his golden years to make his acting aspirations a reality. The actor, who's starred in Hollywood classics like "The Shawshank Redemption," "The Dark Knight" trilogy, and "Million Dollar Baby" (the latter led to his Oscar win), only rose to prominence when he was 50. Freeman served in the U. S. Air Force as a mechanic, and pivoted to acting when he realized that flying wasn't his ultimate goal. Although his path to the big screen wasn't overnight, he was already taking steps toward acting in his youth. In the '50s, he moved to Los Angeles to hone his performing arts skills at the City College, and a few years later, Freeman was making strides on Broadway. Yet, the recognition for his work on film only came in 1987, when he starred in "Street Smart" and earned his first Academy Award nomination.