Maria Menounos prove that she is like us thanks husband Kevin UndergaroShe has many nicknames.
“So Kevin used to call me Frog a lot in the early days,” the 46-year-old TV host revealed exclusively in the latest episode of “Frog.” US Weekly. “Once I stopped being cute and started being a type-A girl, that feeling went away…that’s what he said.”
Menounos joked that as their relationship deepened, Undergaro’s nicknames for her changed from cute to playful. The couple tied the knot in Times Square during New Year’s celebrations in 2017 after dating for 15 years. Now, Undergaro’s nickname for his wife starts with “Mrs.” “Bitch” to “The Crowd Goes Wild” – Menounos explains why.
“Kevin is really funny and he does have a lot of nicknames for everyone. Our dogs each have 50 names and Kevin loves to tease me,” she shared. “So we’d go to Chili’s for dinner, and the lady would say, ‘Oh, how many?’ and he’d say, ‘One. ” He would say, “Two, one bitch. “The waitress always asks, ‘What?’
Menounos mocked Undergaro, 57, for having a “dark sense of humor.” In addition to the random nicknames, Menounos revealed that she and Undergaro have a funny conversation every day.
“Kevin and I have a morning meeting in the shower,” she said. “That’s where we discuss everything.”
Keep scrolling to see how it goes us Menounos is:
us: What’s the last thing you’re waiting in line for?
Menounos: groceries. You stand in line and pay for groceries, which is what I did. I don’t like queuing…I hate queuing.
us: When was the last time you went to a nightclub?
Menounos: I have no idea. I remember spending my college years in Boston, but that was about it. I spent a lot of time cleaning nightclubs in Boston.
us: What is one task or errand that you often put off or put off?
Menounos: I have no idea. I am very diligent now [but] I think Amazon returns are a bit annoying.
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Presleyan/Getty Images Home Movie and Television Awardsus: What’s your favorite song to sing in the shower?
Menounos: Well, I have some Greek songs. I really like singing in the shower [but] I started to realize that I didn’t sing in the shower that much because I was with Kevin and we were talking.
us: What was the last meal you cooked for yourself or your family?
Menounos: I bought some cauliflower crusts and made super pizza. so [for] My super pizza, you use Rao sauce, you get chopped garlic, you get some fresh oregano, you get some parmesan cheese [and] Put it out there. Sprinkle with a little salt, then add fresh mozzarella cheese (sliced) and top with some other mozzarella cheese. top with a little oregano [and] Put it in the oven.
us: What celebrity news are you obsessed with right now?
Menounos: I don’t care much about celebrity news. sorry. I never really cared in the first place. I was supposed to be a sports anchor. I just fell into it. It just happened. I love everyone, but I don’t care what everyone is doing unless it’s something I want to see happen. I’m happy for everyone to do their own thing, but I’m not actively looking for [for] What everyone is doing. That’s not me. …finding how to get better, how to survive, how to reduce the F, how to heal—that’s my energy zone.
Maria Menounos gets into the holiday spirit in A Lifetime Christmas at Plumhill Manor but remains wary of potential sex scenes. “I could never really pursue a lot of the acting stuff because I was like, ‘I can’t do this part. I can’t climax in front of the camera. It’s not going to happen. This isn’t meant to be. […]
us: What time do you get up and go to bed every night?
Menounos: I try to fall asleep at sunset, but it’s hard to sleep on the East Coast right now. Even though it was still early, it did make me want to go to bed right away. Then I woke up at sunrise and every day was non-negotiable.
us: What are you grateful for?
Menounos: I am grateful for my family every day. Thank God for my family. Thank you for giving me my beautiful, happy, healthy daughter Athena. Thank you for blessing me with health and healing. Thank you for letting me be here every day so I can be with my baby. Thank you for the abundant opportunities, great people, and great things in my life.
us: What are your new hopes for the New Year?
Menounos: I could never keep track of these things. I’ll have to think about it this year. I need some time.
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