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What's a 'fake baby bump'?

In the entertainment industry, 'fake baby bumps' are prosthetic props used by actresses to portray pregnancy in films or TV shows. They are designed to look realistic and are a common tool in storytelling. Anne Hathaway's joke about having 'fake hair, real bump' highlights the contrast between her professional use of props and her genuine personal experience.

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