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As she accepted best supporting comedy honors, Jean Smart praised her Samantha Who? co-star and on-screen daughter, Christina Applegate, who underwent a double mastectomy this summer to treat breast cancer.Her comments didn't stop on stage. In the press room, Smart talked about how she first spoke to Applegate about her diagnosis. "I said, 'I'm sorry I'm tearing up,'" Smart explained. "'I think everything is going to be fine. I just hate to think that you're going to go through this.'" Smart said she has maternal feelings for Applegate, which made her medical news more personal."But [Applegate's] a very spiritual person so she's fine," Smart said. — Anna Dimond Related:• John Adams, Mad Men, 30 Rock Win Big at Emmys• TVGuide.com's Top Emmy Moments• The Emmys: History New and Old• Emmy Fashion: Hits and Misses• 2008 Emmy Red Carpet
As she accepted best supporting comedy honors,
Jean Smart praised her
Samantha Who? co-star and on-screen daughter,
Christina Applegate, who underwent a double mastectomy this summer to treat breast cancer.
Her comments didn't stop on stage. In the press room, Smart talked about how she first spoke to Applegate about her diagnosis.
"I said, 'I'm sorry I'm tearing up,'" Smart explained. "'I think everything is going to be fine. I just hate to think that you're going to go through this.'"
Smart said she has maternal feelings for Applegate, which made her medical news more personal.
"But [Applegate's] a very spiritual person so she's fine," Smart said. -
Anna Dimond
Related:
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John Adams, Mad Men, 30 Rock Win Big at Emmys
"
TVGuide.com's Top Emmy Moments
"
The Emmys: History New and Old
"
Emmy Fashion: Hits and Misses
"
2008 Emmy Red Carpet