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Christina Hendricks is the face of what beautiful women are suppose to be aside from being a great actress,  but when it comes to questioning the Mad Men actress's "full figure" appeal, she just sometimes takes issue with it.

In an interview with Sydney’s Sun-Herald Christina got a bit upset with one of the questions as posted on NY Daily News:

"You have been an inspiration as a full-figured woman. What is the most inspiring story that you can remember where you've inspired someone?"

Video from the sit-down shows Hendricks nervously giggling and saying "I don't know" before she turns away from the camera.

Waterhouse then rephrases her question but continues to call Hendricks “full-figured,” which prompts the actress to interrupt the interview, saying: “I mean, you’ve just said it again.”

As the report continues, she made the comment off camera that:

“I think calling me full-figured is just rude.”

What do you think? Was the way the interviewer asked the question rude? Would you call Christina "full figured?"

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This seemed to be the weekend of the hackers having fun with actress's smart phones, stealing all their photos in them, and posting them online.

Case and point Mad Men star Christina Hendricks had her phone hacked and the photos posted online (at least the topless one) is not of her. She claims.

via TMZ from Christina's rep,

The "Mad Men" star's phone WAS indeed hacked recently ... and multiple self-shots were stolen -- including several showing a busty Hendricks barely dressed, without make-up, presumably at home.

But the rep insists, the one topless picture -- purportedly showing the actress' bare ample bosom -- is NOT Christina. It's an impostor.

OK, so let's clear this up, multiple photos where stolen and all but that one topless photo is her?! Come on, we could've come up with a better excuse than that one. Just ask Anthony Weiner.

[TMZ]

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Christina Hendricks was at one time considered ugly?! Yup, that's so the truth!

She told the Mirror UK in an interview about growing up in Virginia in high school:

“There was a long corridor with lockers on either side and kids would sit on top of them and spit on you. It was like something out of Lord of the Flies.”

“The girls there had purses and I still had my backpack from Idaho."

“Moving as a teenager is never easy. So I tried to set myself apart and it ended up with multi-coloured hair. It was how I was expressing myself."

“I was a bit of a goth with purple hair and I was also part of the drama group, so my friends and I were all weird theatre people and everyone just hated us.”

Umm, that weird, theatre people, goth thing seemed to work out quite well for her, wouldn't ya say?!!

Check out more of the interview after the jump.

[Mirror UK]

Christina Hendricks knows what she wants and that includes not having children even though she's been married for two-years now. Telling People in and interview-

"At least not any time soon," she said. "I feel busy enough right now."

When it comes to home living, she does like to divvy up the household work with her husband-

"My husband does so much to help me, and I do as much to help him as possible, if one day he's off from work, he'll help me to do something – and vice versa."

Oh, and he does cook,

"You don't have to feel guilty about it. And sometimes, [he] really enjoys it! I think he's surpassed me now in his culinary talents."

Perfect husband, perfect life, no Man Man in that household!

[People]

If you've ever wondered, are they real? YES! Christina Hendricks' breasts are very much real!

via the Daily Mail,

"It's so bizarre that people are constantly asking if my breasts are real or fake, they're so obviously real that anyone who's ever seen or touched a breast would know."

"If there's anything to be learned from me it's that I'm learning to celebrate what I was born with, even though it's sometimes been inconvenient. Having larger breasts has made it harder for me to shop throughout the years, but I've learned to love it."

We knew it... or at least all our fantasies wanted to really believe it.

[Daily Mail]