In a recent interview with the Daily Mail, Eva Longoria has shed light on her current relationships with her former "Desperate Housewives" co-stars, sparking speculation about ongoing tensions, particularly with Teri Hatcher.
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Longoria, 49, revealed that she maintains regular contact with several cast members from the iconic ABC series, which aired for eight seasons. "I talk to Felicity [Huffman] all the time. I talk to Marcia [Cross] a lot, but the one probably I talk to most is Ricardo [Chavira], my husband. And Jesse [Metcalfe]," she shared candidly.
Notably absent from Longoria's list were mentions of Teri Hatcher, 59, and Nicollette Sheridan, who starred in the show's early seasons. While sources close to the actress insist there is "no bad blood" among the former co-stars, Longoria's selective mention has raised eyebrows among fans and media alike.
This isn't the first time speculation has swirled around dynamics within the "Desperate Housewives" ensemble. In 2019, Longoria hinted at being "bullied" by an unnamed colleague from the show, without explicitly naming anyone. Similarly, during a 2018 appearance, Longoria omitted Hatcher when discussing friendships among the cast, playfully suggesting that not everyone was on good terms.
Behind the scenes, there have been longstanding rumors about tensions involving Hatcher. The show's creator, Marc Cherry, previously alluded to difficulties with an unnamed actress, describing it as challenging to maintain a harmonious set environment. Patty Lin, a writer for the show's first season, also referenced discomfort around Hatcher in her memoir, highlighting a strained relationship between the cast and some production staff.
Representatives for Hatcher have not responded to requests for comment on the matter.
As fans continue to speculate on the state of relationships among the "Desperate Housewives" alumni, Longoria's latest comments have rekindled interest in the dynamics of one of television's most beloved ensembles.
