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| • | said she'd never date someone who didn't smoke because she didn't want to put up with a non-smoker, Soap Opera Magazine, mid 90's |
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| • | "[Kelly Ripa and Laura Wright] would smoke cigarettes together and justify ordering cheese fries", Soap Opera Digest, Oct. 14, '97
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| • | quit - "I didn't color my hair because it has not been proved that it is good for the fetus. So if I quit smoking and drinking and coffee and nail polish and everything else that was an impurity, why would I pour bleach onto my scalp?", Soap Opera Weekly, May 25, '99
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| • | quit - she once smoked cigarettes but gave up since she was so afraid of fire that she constantly had to have someone else light her cigarette, Regis and Kelly, Apr. 26, '01 |
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| • | said she was one of the strange people who "picked up a cigarette, hated the taste, and then picked up another.", Live with Regis and Kelly, Jul. '02 |
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| • | quit - "[Talking with Regis about people smoking on the street in New York City] As a reformed smoker, you smell the smoke (Smiles lustfully) and ask them if you can smell their fingers", Live with Regis and Kelly, May 13, '03 |
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| • | quit - "a former smoker", USA Today, Sep. 24, '03
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| • | quit - "the thing she's most proud of - besides getting in her best shape ever - is snuffing out her hidden unhealthy habit: smoking. Kelly was one of those classic 'I'm not really a smoker' smokers. 'I only did it when I was out with friends or sometimes in my dressing room, never at home or in front of the kids,' says Kelly. 'The best gift I could give myself and ultimately my family was to stop smoking.' What was her trick? She started exercising five times a week. 'It was a matter of replacing one ritual with another,' she explains", The Bosh, Apr. 4, '04
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| • | quit - "Worst bad habit: cuticle picking or social smoking? I quitsmoking completely last year for fear of cancer and wrinkles, and I don'tmiss it.", Self magazine, Feb. '07, p. 38 |
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| • | quit - "I used to smoke, so lung cancer is the thing that keeps me awake at night. I worry. Did I quit in enough time? Did I do it for too long? It's one of those things where I think, Boy, what a foolish thing I did. I'm not from a generation where you can go, 'I didn't know it was bad for me.' No. Everybody knew it was bad.", Fitness Magazine, Dec. '07/Jan. '08, p. 102
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| • | smoked in dressing room on "All My Children", netizen, when? |
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