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History of Jessica Szohr
As one of the main characters from the hit TV series Gossip Girl, Jessica Szohr, who plays Vanessa, could easily take a life off screen as glamorous as its single screen. But self-proclaimed "girl jeans and T-shirt" is refreshingly down to earth. In its cover story for the February 2010 edition of Teen Vogue, Jessica open up their modest attitude to fame and his relationship Ed Westwick.
When you star in one of the most popular shows on television, you're bound to be bombarded by fans who immediately recognized. Although for Jessica, who developed a love for Christian Louboutin shoes, recently, it is a little different. When the fans stop curious Jessica in the street, to say that looks "like" Vanessa in "Gossip Girl". This Wisconsin native, seems to take everything in stride, even when told it was "nice" in real life hanging cuckoo links with London.
Jessica's relaxed attitude is reflected even in the story of how he got his role on the series in style. "Two of my friends invited me to LA this Labor Day barbecue, but really wanted to stay on the couch with my French bulldog," she says. They kept calling, though, so it was. "I remember hanging by the pool in an old shirt and jean shorts, talking to people. Three days later, my boss calls to say he had been with the show's executive producer and co-creator and want to audition. "Less than a week after Jessica was on its way to New York with her Chanel Bags. "Nuts", he added.
When it comes to his relationship with his co-star, Ed, the magazine Teen Vogue, "He is a really rad. It's impressive, intelligent and talented and adorable, and make other laugh." When asked about what the couple like to do when they spend time together, Jessica says they are very discreet. "We're going to dinners, have nights for ourselves and romantic in general fun times. And I love just snuggles on the couch. "
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