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Traylor performed in the stage production of How I Fell in Love at the Williamstown Theatre Festival in Williamstown, Massachusetts in 2000.
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Traylor did a Milky Way Lite commercial where she ate 200 Milky Way bars which she spit out. She appeared in at least 30 national commercials, among them a TV commercial for Tidy Cat kitty litter in 1996.
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Traylor enjoys tennis and is into Yoga. She tries to have some form of exercise at least four times a week.
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After graduating from college, Traylor was employed in a greeting card company.
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Traylor Howard gave birth to a baby boy, Sabu, on November 24, 2006.
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Traylor admits that being the "new girl" on the
Monk set wasn't too difficult.
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Traylor says that she received four different callbacks before finally landing the role of Natalie Teeger.
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Traylor thinks that she could deal with Adrian Monk even if it weren't for just her character or
Tony's character.
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Traylor says she's just as assertive as her character Natalie Teeger, and she also shares a protective quality with her character.
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Traylor says she would love to act alongside
Clive Owen.
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Traylor's favorite scene from
Monk season four is when Adrian Monk is in line at a grocery store.
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Traylor admits in an interview that she got into acting thanks to money and her boyfriend being an actor.
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Traylor once revealed that she was first handed the script for
Monk back when they were filming the pilot, but never received the role. Years later, she eventually became the leading lady.
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Traylor admitted to having a therapist who has told her that she has traits of OCD when it comes to germs and being clean.
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Traylor enjoys working with
Tony Shalhoub because she finds him funny.
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Traylor is her mother's maiden name. Her nickname is Tray.
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Traylor is a member of Pi Beta Phi sorority.
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Traylor Howard is 5'5". She has natural blonde hair and green eyes.
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Traylor graduated from Florida State University with a degree in communications and advertising and a minor in English.
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Traylor also appeared in the video for "Breakout" by the
Foo Fighters.