Anna Faris

"It feels healthier, though, whatever it is. It feels like I can be loved," said Anna Faris, who married Michael Barrett last year.

That was back when I had friends." It was great." "It feels healthier, though, whatever it is.

Faris was previously married to actor Ben Indra from 2004 to 2008 and then married Chris Pratt in 2009, with whom she shares a 9-year-old son, Jack, before they ...

I don't think it was ever an independent decision.” That was back when I had friends.” I still kind of struggle with it but...When I was younger, if there was a lot of love—I must've subconsciously liked a chase...It feels healthier, though, whatever it is. I was always the kind of person that had their fridge filled. Especially when I was younger, I was so self-conscious of my body,” Faris revealed. I turned into somebody that I didn't recognize.

The 45-year-old actress - who was married to Ben Indra from 2004 to 2008 and Chris Pratt from 2009 to 2018 and wed Michael Barrett last year - believes there is ...

Anna Faris is one person who knows what it feels like to go through that major life transition. The actress chatted with Chelsea Handler recently about how “ ...

“I was terrified that I wasn’t a good lover,” the mom of one shared. “Especially when I was younger, I was so self-conscious of my body. I had no one to text or call and say, ‘Hey, can I do this?’ essentially.” While Faris confessed she found this time in her life “incredibly liberating,” there was also a part of her that felt very insecure. That was back when I had friends.” I was always the kind of person that had their fridge filled. I turned into somebody that I didn’t recognize.

Back in July, Faris announced that she had eloped with cinematographer Michael Barrett. "I'm like a divorce veteran because I've been divorced twice," she told ...

"I went to a bar, I was like, 'Look how dangerous I am.'" It feels like I can be loved." "I still kind of struggle with it but... "I was going out all the time. That was back when I had friends." I turned into somebody that I didn't recognize.