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Mary Cosby is exiting a town car and headed for the entrance of STK Steakhouse in the late summer Utah heat when a fan — a tall, middle-aged guy walking a toy poodle — shouts, “Mary, we love you!” She bristles a bit, looking uncomfortable in her impeccably tailored pink silk Tom Ford suit. “Fame itself is dark,” Cosby, 53, says when we sit down for lunch. “It’s not a happy place. It’s not a place you reach and then you’re like, ‘Okay, I’m good.’ It alienates you. It puts you in a space where you can’t go to the store, you can’t be normal. Whenever you’re in public, you have to look nice because people are going to see. It strips your freedom.”
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Mary Cosby defends decision to film ‘RHOSLC’ 3 weeks after son Robert Jr.’s overdose death
Mary Cosby said she returned to filming “The Real Housewives of Salt Lake City” “for [her] son,” Robert Cosby Jr., just three weeks following his death.
In an interview with Vulture published Wednesday, Mary addressed her decision to continue working, noting that producers gave her the option to “take a year off.”
“[Robert Jr.] would want me to keep going. He would want me to shine. He’d want me to be the best I can be in whatever I’m doing in life,” she told the outlet.
Robert Jr., whom Mary shared with her husband, Robert Cosby Sr., died at age 23 on Feb. 23, less than three weeks after being released from jail following two months behind bars.
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