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Reese Witherspoon is not pregnant at the moment, that’s why when the Star Magazine had an article in their magazine which appears in issues dated on 26 June saying that Reese Witherspoon, 30, was unwilling to tell producers of her upcoming films that she was pregnant and was hiding her changing body under 1920s-style swimsuits, baggy clothing and “Empire-waist dresses,” Make the Oscar-winning actress Reese Witherspoon decided to sued the Star magazine on Wednesday, charging that the US-based tabloid fabricated a story that she was pregnant with her third child.

Reese Witherspoon sued the magazine’s parent company, American Media Inc., in Los Angeles Superior Court for invasion of privacy over the cover story, the magazine is already in some stores according to Reuters reports. Reese Witherspoon claims the story harmed her because it suggested she is hiding information from her producers. Being pregnant would affect her ability to perform her duties in connection with those films, the lawsuit said.
“The true facts are that plaintiff is not pregnant, does not have a baby bump and has not otherwise gained weight such that she has had to resort to wearing empire-waist dresses,” the lawsuit said.

Reese Witherspoon, who is married to Ryan Phillippe, won an Oscar for her role as June Carter Cash in 2005′s “Walk the Line.” The couple have a daughter, Ava, born in 1999, and a son, Deacon, born in 2003, filed the lawsuit under her full name of Laura Jean Reese Witherspoon, sought unspecified general and punitive damages in the lawsuit, which asserts that she is not pregnant and that the story hurt her reputation it implied that she was dishonest with the producers. Representatives for American Media could not be reached for comment on the lawsuit late on Wednesday.

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