While talking with Entertainment Tonight’s Rob Marciano  about health and body image, Kirstie Alley addressed the topic after mentioning that she believed that all people should look the way they want.

“I just heard [about] this guy from Abercrombie & Fitch today …This dude from Abercrombie & Fitch — he’s the CEO — what a [expletive]!” said Alley. “He says ..Abercombrie clothes are for people that are cool and who look a certain way and are beautiful and who are thin and blah, blah, blah. He goes on and on and on. That would make me never buy anything from Abercombrie even if I was cool and thin. I got two kids in that [age] bracket that will never walk in those doors because of his view of people.”

Kirstie Alley, 62, is known for stepping out against the status quo in Hollywood body standards. Having struggling publicly with her weight, she decided to be an advocate for healthy body images and even poked fun at her own weight in the short live sitcom Fat Actress in 2005.

“I have something to do with more full-figured women being in [the] mainstream and having their own shows, then I will take total credit for that, but the main point to all of this is that — and it’s the reason I did Fat Actress …it was my way to bring myself around to look the way I wanted to look because … I had thirty years of people telling me how to look.”

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Kirstie Alley has been making the talk show circuit this week and opening up about her past relationships with her sexy leading men.

The first revelation came Monday when Alley spoke with Chris Jacobs, host of Entertainment Tonight. She told Jacobs that she and Patrick Swayze had a secret relationship back in the 80’s when the two met on the set of “North and South.” Alley said that despite the fact that they were both married at the time they experienced an “intense chemistry” upon meeting. “I could feel someone sort of looking at me and at first I didn’t look. But then I leaned forward and it was Patrick and he had this big smile on his face. And I thought ‘DO NOT go down this road.’” Alley went on to claim that while the two fell in love they never became physically intimate. “But again, I think what we did was worse because I think when you fall in love with someone when you’re married, you jeopardize your own marriage and their marriage. It’s doubly bad.”

Today Alley, who is currently competing on Dancing with the Stars, sat down with Barbara Walters for the show Good Morning America to drop another bombshell revealing that John Travolta was “the greatest love” of her life. Alley first met Travolta on the set of “Look Who’s Talking” in 1989 and the attraction was immediate. Alley went on to say that “Believe me, it took everything I had inside, outside, whatever, to not run off and marry John and be with John for the rest of my life.” Travolta was single when the two met but Alley was still involved in her second marriage. As to the rumors that Travolta is secretly gay, Alley responded: “I know John with all my heart and soul. He’s not gay. I think in some weird way, in Hollywood, if someone gets big enough and famous enough, and they’re not out doing drugs and they’re not womanizing, what do you say about them?”

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It was a big night for contestants on the popular show ‘Dancing With the Stars’ as they were asked to prepare their first fusion performance, combining two different dance styles into one routine and even the judges were not sure if they would be able to pull it off. “It could be fantastic or it could be a dance meltdown,” quipped judge Bruno Tonioli at the opening of Monday night’s show. Here’s a quick rundown of who pulled it off and who fell behind the pack.

The night’s winner Melissa Rycroft pulled a 39 score and rave reviews from the judges for her tango/cha cha number. At the end of the performance Bruno exclaimed “sexilicious cha cha cha….You were on fire… You turn me on!” Carrie Ann Inaba was equally impressed saying, “You are a star!”

Running a close second was Shawn Johnson, whose tango/paso number earned a 38 and repeated exclamations of “Wow” from host Tom Bergeron.

Kelly Monaco rounds out the top three of three of the evening earning a 36 for her foxtrot/ cha cha, earning rare praise from judge Len Goodman who said that they captured the “smoothness of the foxtrot with the quickness of the cha cha cha.”

It wasn’t all success for the stars last night though as some failed to pull their two dances together. Emmitt Smith and Gilles Marini earned a 34.5 and 33.5 respectively for their routines. While the judges had positive remarks to make about their performances there was also criticism about both the dancers positioning of their upper bodies.

Coming in second to last, Apolo Anton Ohno received a 33 for his paso doble/ cha cha and while the judges were impressed with his routine their scores kept him from rising in the ranks.

Last but not least, Kirstie Alley quickstep/sambaed her way to a 28 last night. Siting preoccupation with the aftermath of Hurricane Sandy, Alley said her heart wasn’t into her routine this week and the judges took notice. Carrie Ann said the number “fell out of sync” and that the samba “fell apart” but Bruno tried to cheer up Alley saying “Whatever you do it’s entertaining. Only you can turn Cinderella into a stripper.”

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