It’s no secret that there was a massive rift within the cast of Desperate Housewives. But now, seven years after the show finished airing, some of the juiciest details are finally coming out, thanks to Felicity Huffman’s court case.
Huffman, who starred as Lynette on the long-running show, is about to be sentenced for paying to boost her daughter’s college admission score. Her former co-star Eva Longoria, who played Gabrielle, and the show’s creator Marc Cherry have both submitted letters of support to the court.
Longoria’s letter reveals she was bullied by a co-worker on the show, which ran from 2004 to 2012 and also starred Teri Hatcher as Susan and Marcia Cross as Bree.
NEW: Felicity Huffman, through her attorneys, has asked the judge for one year of probation and community service.
27 people wrote letters of support to the judge including her husband William Macy and actress Eva Longoria. https://t.co/abNMJDnP4m
— Tom Winter (@Tom_Winter) September 6, 2019