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Rebecca Romijn has traded in her long locks for a short, modern bob. While many celebrities change up their hairstyle a few days or weeks before a big event, Rebecca Romijn gave her long layers the chop just one hour before arriving at Jessica Alba‘s second annual Baby2Baby Gala in Culver City, CA. “Campbell McAuley cut it. I was panicking in the car on the way over because I literally did it an hour ago, and that I got in the car and realized there were no mirrors around,” she told InStyle.

Rebecca Romijn is “done having kids” as she has already reached all of her motherhood goals. The stunning American actress-and-model shares four-year-old twin girls Dolly and Charlie with her husband Jerry O’Connell. Rebecca isn’t at all inspired by the possibility of expanding her brood as she has simply had enough already. "No I am done having kids," she told Us Weekly magazine. "Two was always the goal, and we got that and here we are."

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Having a birthday that falls between Christmas and New Year’s can be tough. But Rebecca Romijn and Jerry O’Connell are determined to properly celebrate their twin girls’ birthday on Dec. 28 — now that they’re turning 5.

“I think it’s time they finally get a birthday party for once,” the actress and model, 40, told PEOPLE on Wednesday at the premiere of the movie Ass Backwards in Los Angeles.

Up to now, Dolly and Charlie haven’t really wanted to celebrate their birthday, but that’s changing now that they have more friends.

Rebecca Romijn has found a way to successfully support herself: the Hand Bra. In a new Funny or Die video, the former "King and Maxwell" star displays the many uses of her new marketable invention.

"My hands are the bra. It's a hand bra! And it comes in this [hands] size," Romijn says during the comedy video. "The Rebecca Romijn hand bra is the only bra designed to support me during any activities without leaving lines or pinching."

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The Turner-owned cable network has opted to cancel the Jon Tenney and Rebecca Romijn starrer after one season, The Hollywood Reporter has learned.

The drama, which opened in June as part of TNT's summer lineup, premiered to a respectable 3.5 million total viewers -- a decent haul but down considerably from its lead-in, Major Crimes. The series did not rank high in the cable network's big roster of summer launches that also included Falling Skies. During the course of its 10-episode season, the series averaged 3.1 million total viewers.