Overview
- Debi Mazar told The Times she found the Entourage set “toxic” by Season 3 and said coworkers reacted badly to her postpartum weight after her second daughter, a claim widely reported on Tuesday, Sept. 1, 2026.
- Mazar described Season 1 as a “joy-fest” but called Season 3 a “testosterone‑fuelled environment,” and said unnamed people on set “didn’t like that I got fat” though she said she remained professional.
- Entourage creator Doug Ellin posted a public denial on X, saying he and others “never, ever” discussed Mazar’s body while also acknowledging past comments he made about other cast members’ bodies and expressing regret.
- Multiple outlets say they reached out to HBO and Mazar’s representatives and had not received substantive responses by the time of publication, and no independent corroboration from other cast or crew has been reported.
- The dispute adds to earlier critiques of Entourage’s boys‑club reputation and could prompt further scrutiny of early‑2000s TV sets and how productions handled pregnancy, bodies, and workplace conduct.