Anna Faris' former 'Mom' co-star weighs in on Chuck Lorre's brutal memoir diss
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Key Points:
- French Stewart, Faris’ co-star on "Mom," praised her as the "spine of the" series, describing her as funny, kind, and hardworking, and expressed disappointment over Chuck Lorre’s critical remarks about her in his memoir.
- Chuck Lorre’s memoir revealed his initial doubts about casting Faris and suggested her departure from "Mom" after seven seasons was due to undisclosed issues, which he implied were known to the show's cast and crew.
- Stewart publicly defended Faris, contrasting his positive experience working with her against Lorre’s negative portrayal, and was supported by fellow cast member George Paez, who appreciated Faris’ kindness.
- Faris responded to Lorre’s comments on Instagram, expressing hurt but gratitude for her time on the show and highlighting her personal growth and sobriety since leaving the series.
- Representatives for both Lorre and Faris have not commented further on the dispute.
