NEWSDebi Mazar Says 'Entourage' Set 'Got Toxic' After Second Daughter Arrival, Calling It a 'Testosterone-Fueled Environment'
Debi Mazar discussed her experience on the 'Entourage' set and her return to work after welcoming her second daughter.
Sept. 1 2026, Updated 10:21 a.m. ET
Debi Mazar opened up about her return to Entourage after welcoming her second daughter, revealing how the HBO series had changed.
"In the third season, the set was a testosterone-fueled environment," Mazar told The Sunday Times.
"I’m tough, but it got toxic towards the end for me," she added.
The actress, who played publicist Shauna Roberts throughout the show's eight-season run, also recalled the reaction to her appearance after returning to set.
"They didn’t like that I got fat, even though I got skinny again," she said.
Debi Mazar Reflected on Her Experience
Debi Mazar discussed the changing atmosphere she experienced on the 'Entourage' set.
The Younger TV star fondly recalled the early days of Entourage, describing the first season as a "joy-fest."
"It was a lot of fun, until it wasn’t," she said.
The actress remained with the series throughout its 2004-2011 run, returning as Shauna Roberts for the 2015 movie.
Debi Mazar Celebrates Her Husband With a Sweet Birthday Tribute
Debi Mazar celebrated life with her husband, Gabriele Corcos, during their Italian coastal getaway.
Mazar recently celebrated her husband Gabriele Corcos' birthday with a heartfelt Instagram tribute, writing, "I live to love you!!! Happy Birthday Amore Mio!"
The couple also enjoyed a dreamy summer getaway along the Italian coast.
Corcos previously shared photos from their trip on Instagram, showing Mazar soaking up the sun in two retro-style swimsuits as she posed by the ocean.
He captioned the post, "You are my universe and my inspiration,My strength and my reason,My truth and my obsession.Happy birthday my love, I adore you!"
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Debi Mazar encouraged daughters Evelina and Giulia to experience different cultures, art and cities through travel.
Mazar has encouraged her daughters, Evelina and Giulia, to embrace travel from a young age.
"I have been dragging my kids on airplanes to countries all over the world since they were born," she told People in 2022.
She continued, "I like that. I want them to understand culture and art and different cities."
As they got older, her daughters began exploring Europe more independently.
"They jump on trains. They go to Venice for the day. They go to Rome for the day. They go to Milan for a weekend," Mazar said.
"They go to concerts in other cities here. My oldest flies to Israel, Madrid, Barcelona," she added.
Rose McGowan Also Shared Her Body-Image Struggles
Rose McGowan reflected on her experience on 'Charmed' and the scrutiny she faced from producers.
Mazar's comments came as other actresses also spoke about appearance and body image on television.
Earlier this year, Rose McGowan recalled her experience on Charmed on the "We Need to Talk" podcast, and the scrutiny she faced from producers.
"They would circle around me to check my weight when I came back from season to season," she said.
McGowan said the treatment reflected how producers viewed the actresses on the show.
"I think it was just really inspecting their product," she added.
