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slammed fans who speculated that she was pregnant because of a photo she shared on Instagram with what looked like a small baby bump. “Rude!!! Not pregnant just eating a s--t ton of tofurkey,” she tweeted along with a photo and a red arrow pointing at her tum. The “Malibu” singer, who turned 25 on Thursday, also shared a snap of her birthday present from boyfriend
a precious stone necklace spelling out his nickname “Lili.”
Dstar — who played supercilious Lady Mary in the period drama — is holding out hope that the TV series will soon be a full-length motion picture. “It’s still very much up in the air,” the British beauty told Confidential. “We really are positive something will happen but it’s difficult getting together 18 cast members. “We’re all busy doing other things — thanks to the show — but I’m hopeful something will happen.” Dockery, 35, can currently be seen in “Godless,” Netflix’s new Western series, co-executive produced by in which she plays Alice Fletcher, a two-time widow who battles a terrifying villain Interestingly, the town she lives in is populated almost entirely by women due to a mining accident that killed nearly all the local men. “Of course it’s extremely prescient,” Dockery said of “Godless” at the show’s New York premiere, in light of the flood of sexual harassment and abuse claims that have come out recently.
“It’s a story that hasn’t been told,” she adds. “It has all the authentic elements of a Western but at the core of it is this town of women who have to defend themselves. It’s an incredible story.”
Dockery’s character, who is widowed as was Lady Mary, mirrors her personal life. She was engaged to an Irish public relations director, for a year when he died of cancer at the age of 34 in 2015.
Dockery (photo) told The Guardian that, in her mind, she is a widow. She said she and Dineen were “engaged and married at heart, and so I do consider myself a widow.”
So would the “Good Behavior” star like to live in a town like that?
“No, it was a hardscrabble,” Dockery said. “You were making something out of nothing every day. Life was tough and I think what’s really incredible about the series is that it really gives the audience an idea of what it would like to live in those times.” 212-210-1634. or call