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Her height is 5' 7" (1.70 m).
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Monica was honored as "Best Movie Star Loyal to Cleveland" by ClevelandScene.com for her insistence on keeping her family in the Ohio city even after becoming a successful Hollywood celebrity.
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Monica is from Cleveland, Ohio and still lives there because it is a great place to raise children. She lives right down the street from the house where she grew up.
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While filming Con Air, Monica was the only girl in the cast so she had to hang out with the guys, including visiting a strip club.
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Monica started her acting career on the daytime soap opera, The Young And The Restless.
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Monica modeled in both Chicago and Miami before she decided to try out acting.
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Monica's most embarrassing moment was when she was invited to a Hollywood soiree and since she has never been invited to a soiree before, she tried hard to look cool and did some pretty silly things. She crept up behind people's backs and made funny faces.
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Monica has a Shamrock tattoo on her left ankle.
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Thought she had good fashion sense, until she met her supermodel co-stars Tomiko Fraser and Sarah O'Hare.
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Monica is pregnant at 18, and marries her boyfriend.
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Many among the Monica fans believe she looks a great deal like Julia Roberts.
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She puts castor oil on her eyelashes and eyebrows to make them thicker.
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Her real last name is not Potter but Monica Gregg Brokaw. Potter was her first husband's name.
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Her claim to fame is portraying Sharon Collins on The Young and the Restless (1973).
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Education: Villa Angela Catholic School for girls.
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Her Nicknames are Mon and Mocky.
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She's married with Daniel Christopher Allison (June 2005 - present) 1 child .
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During the 2003 TV development season, she appeared in the CBS comedy "The Lunchbox Chronicles," which failed to get picked up. Early 2004, she was cast opposite Chris O'Donnell and Jay Harrington in the unsuccessful comedy pilot "The Amazing Westermans," also at CBS.
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Monica gave birth to a girl, Molly Brigid Allison, on August 3, 2005 weighing in at 7 lb. 3 oz.
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On March 2005, Monica got engaged to an orthopedic surgeon, Chris.
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The song "Mrs.Potter's Lullaby" by Counting Crows was written about her.