Jaime King: Feather Frenzy!

It's no wonder that actress Jaime King is in such great shape--she works out with Jessica Alba!  Jaime, who's appeared in the films Sin City and Pearl Harbor, is now starring with Jay Mohr in the new CBS sitcom Gary Unmarried.

The 29-year-old actress modeled fall's new feathered trend for OK!, talked about her famous workout partner, her marriage to director Kyle Newman and her big baby plans.

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"I find that the families I love the most typically have three kids," Jaime tells OK!.  "I want to start soon. I love both boys and girls.  We even have our names picked out."

Jaime, a self-proclaimed clothes [expletive], has killer good looks (including nine tattoos) and a resume of film credits, yet it's the simple things she says she enjoys doing with her hubby of nearly one year.

"We have game nights!" she says. "We love Scrabble, Risk, Cranium, Apples to Apples.  We like to go watch our favorite soccer team, Arsenal."

Besides also loving the same movies — both are avid Harry Potter, Lord of the Rings and Battlestar Galactica fans — Jaime says her husband is most romantic when he's supporting her work.

"He comes to every single one of my Gary Unmarried shows," she tells OK!.  "He sits there for five freakin' hours, which is probably boring for him considering he has to hear the script from me throughout the week!"

Jaime admits there's a strong pull to be skinny in Hollywood.  And it's no help when your workout partner is Jessica Alba!

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"I've been working out with Jessica almost every day," she tells OK!.  "She's a good friend of mine and we have the same trainer, Ramona Braganza. Working out is so much easier when I'm with Jess. I don't want to look like a wuss in front of her so I push myself pretty hard."

When it comes to fitting into a size zero, Jaime says, "Yes, I want to look good, but I'm not starving myself to look good."

For the entire interview with Jaime King, pick up the new OK! — on newsstands everywhere now!