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Julia Louis-Dreyfus is on the cover of the latest issue of PorterEdit, out now.

Here’s what the Veep star had to say…

On hiding some of her many awards under her bed: “I don’t want to keep them all in one spot – that feels sort of show-off-y. So I have some out…but others are tucked away under a bed.”

On joining the cast of NBC’s Saturday Night Live in 1982 – and why it was not a happy experience: “It was so misogynistic and not female-friendly whatsoever. But I was also 21 and unprepared to be there as a performer. A mash-up of those two very negative things made it a hard time, but I learned a lot.”

On why she has no desire to do a Seinfeld reunion: “I don’t want to sully it. It was pretty special and it’s been a long time now. You don’t want to f–k something like that up.”

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Julia Louis-Dreyfus is all smiles as she hits the stage to give a speech at the 2019 Harlem Children’s Zone Friend of the Children Award Dinner held at Cipriani 42nd Street on Wednesday (April 17) in New York City.

The 58-year-old Veep star was accompanied at the event by her sister Phoebe Louis-Dreyfus and her 21-year-old son Charlie Hall, who is a basketball player at Northwestern University.

The award dinner honored Julia and the legacy of her father, William Louis-Dreyfus. Every dollar raised at the event will benefit the HCZ’s programs.

In case you missed it, Julia and Charlie also made an appearance on Late Night with Seth Meyers the evening before!

Julia Louis-Dreyfus stopped by Late Night with Seth Meyers and discussed how President Donald Trump‘s administration has made her hit political HBO comedy Veep seem “quaint” by comparison.

“It’s hard because it feels like this current administration, I won’t even name his name, but it feels as if he’s doing a better episode of the show than we are,” the 58-year-old actress told Seth.

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“And except, of course, I don’t think it’s funny what he’s doing,” Julia continued. “I think the season reflects it. I think it’s more extreme. It’s more out there and what we’re doing this season had we tried it four season ago, would have been too outrageous, too broad.”

Julia also discussed how it felt to say goodbye to Veep and how she is satisfied with how the series ends: “I’m very somewhat grief-stricken to say goodbye to it because it was a total endeavor of passion and love. I love this gig more than I can possibly articulate.”

Julia Louis-Dreyfus walks the red carpet at the premiere of Veep‘s final season on Tuesday night (March 25) at Lincoln Center’s Alice Tully Hall in New York City.

The Emmy-winning actress was joined at the event by her co-stars Tony Hale, Anna Chlumsky, Matt Walsh, Gary Cole, Sam Richardson, Sarah Sutherland, and Clea Duvall.

Also stepping out to show their support were former Girls co-stars Lena Dunham and Zosia Mamet (with longtime love Evan Jonigkeit), Broad City‘s Ilana Glazer and Abbi Jacobson, Succession‘s Sarah Snook, 2 Dope Queens‘ Jessica Williams, and The Other Two‘s Helene Yorke.

The final season of Veep premieres on March 31 and will have seven episodes. Did you know that Julia has won the Outstanding Lead Actress in a Comedy Series award for all six previous seasons of Veep?!

FYI: Julia is wearing a Marc Jacobs dress. Anna is wearing a Whistles dress, Tabitha Simmons shoes, and jewelry by David Yurman and Jeffrey Levinson. Zosia is wearing a Christopher Kane dress and Ara Vartanian jewelry. Jessica is wearing a Peter Pilotto dress, Frances Valentine shoes, a Brahmin bag, and Vela rings. Lena is wearing Tory Burch.

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Julia Louis-Dreyfus is opening up about her battle with breast cancer.

The 58-year-old actress, who has completed treatment, says she’s thankful that she’s been able to reach so many women.

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“I think I reached a lot of people. I was able to raise a lot of money for women who have had mastectomies, who need reconstruction but insurance doesn’t cover that, and I was really happy to be able to do that. The outpouring of support was quite overwhelming,” Julia said.

She later added that an important part of her treatment was her laughter from her kids and Veep coworkers.

“It helped me get through chemotherapy in a big way,” Julia explained.

Check out all that Julia had to say in the video below…

Julia Louis-Dreyfus is finding it very hard to get out of character after playing President Selina Meyer on Veep for all these years.

During her interview on The Tonight Show, the 58-year-old Emmy-winning actress says that all the foul language on the hit HBO comedy has turned her into an avid swearer.

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“We use really, intensely foul language on Veep. And I’ve gotten quite used to that,” Julia shares. “I don’t mean like your standard fare. I mean like the really bad ones. I’ve gotten very used to using that language and I have to check myself.”

The final season of Veep premieres on Sunday, March 31 at 10pm ET on HBO.

Entertainment Weekly is highlighting HBO’s Veep with these twelve new covers featuring Julia Louis-Dreyfus and her co-stars!

Here’s what Julia had to share with the mag…

On the finale: “It is the perfect bookend to the series. It makes sense on so many levels for every single character. […]it’s as dark as it could possibly be while, I hope, remaining very funny. But it’s incredibly dark.”

On what she said to the cast amid her cancer battle: “And not to get too maudlin, you should know that this was a great, in fact, lifesaver for me during my illness. And the idea of coming back her to do this glorious thing was a tonic, to say the least.”

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