Art of Being: Holly Marie Combs
"I had to have a cheeseburger!"
Spelling it out: "I don't believe in magic the way the show believes
in magic. I believe in more mystical things and intuition. I believe in positive thinking, which is basically what spells
are - repeated positive thinking."
Once upon a time... "When I was in high school, I wanted to be a marine biologist.
Then I got a movie and that went out the window."
Veggin' out: "I was a vegetarian for seven years. I'm not any longer. I had these
terrible cravings that never went away and finally I just broke down. I had to have a cheeseburger!"
Animal addict: "I have dogs, cats, lovebirds, horses and two hamsters. One hamster
only has three legs and the other's really fat."
Relatively speaking: "My little cousins absolutely love Charmed. They go to school
and say, 'That's my cousin,' but of course nobody believes them. But they'll say, 'No, Piper really is my cousin!'"
The Good Girl: "Growing up, I tried to rebel. I really did. But it's hard to do
that when your parents are musicians in a rock band. When I came home with my first tattoo, they thought it was cool."
Put
down that rattle and step away from the diapers: "For some reason everybody on the set - except for me - thinks I should get
pregnant for real. It's like they all got together and I've been nominated! Honestly, the thought of having a baby scares
me!"
Going Under: "The hardest stunt I've ever done on Charmed was the episode they
tried to drown me. (Laughter.) At first, being underwater was fascinating. I used to scuba dive. But it's a lot different
when they put chains on you and take your oxygen away. For a second there, I actually thought they were doing away with me."
In the Doghouse: "My weekends are usually all about my animals. I have far too
many of them... I have six dogs, three cats, five rabbits, three birds, a turtle, koi fish and four horses. I think that's
everybody, did I cover all of the animal kingdom?"
We Are Family: "I see Alyssa more than I see my boyfriend. We are like old-time,
family friends. We know everything about each other, and we've become so close we don't even have to say anything out loud
in order to communicate."