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Julianne Moore saw "all kinds of boobs" when she took her daughter to a spa.
The 53-year-old actress - who has children Caleb, 16, and Liv, 11, with husband Bart Freundlich - says her youngest child was fascinated by the different female bodies she saw when they relaxed in a ladies-only steam room.
She said: "Liv loves to go to spas but, because she's 11, she can't get into any of the fancy ones. You have to be older, like a teenager."
Explaining they often visit a child-friendly franchise called Spa Castle, she added: "They're enormous. Floors and floors of hot tubs and steam rooms.
"[We went in the female-only steam room where] everyone's naked, so Liv got to see all these different types of bodies.
"She said, 'Mom, I didn't know that there are big boobs, and little boobs and round boobs and pointy boobs and all kinds of boobs. And then there was this lady -- I thought she was wearing underpants [but she wasn't] and I was like, 'Yeah, there's that, too.'"
The 'Non-Stop' actress also admitted she hates being referred to as "ma'am" as the polite formal address makes her feel like an old lady.
Speaking on 'Chelsea Lately', she said: "It's terrible. You may as well say, like, 'Hey, old lady, do you need some help getting up the steps?' Or, 'Can I cut your food for you, old lady?'"

Katy Perry and John Mayer are planning to marry in June.
The couple - who have been dating around 18 months - sparked speculation they were engaged when the 'Prism' singer stepped out on Valentine's Day (14.02.14) wearing a ring on her engagement finger and insiders say they have already found the perfect venue and asked the pop star's pastor father, Keith Hudson, to officiate their nuptials.
A source told Grazia magazine: "They'd love a June wedding. They want to get married at the San Ysidro Ranch in Katy's home town of Santa Barbara."
The ranch previously played host to the wedding of Gwyneth Paltrow and Chris Martin in 2003, and was also where John F. Kennedy and wife Jackie spent their honeymoon.
Superstition has already pointed to Katy - who was previously married to comedian Russell Brand, who she divorced in 2012 - and John marrying, after she caught one of the bouquets of flowers thrown by a couple married during Macklemore and Ryan Lewis' performance of 'Same Love' at the Grammy Awards. Tradition follows that the person who catches the bouquet will marry next.
Sources have also said John referred to Katy as his "wife" when they were on set for a joint TV appearance last year.

Kanye West wishes his mother could have met his daughter.
The 36-year-old rapper admits his "biggest regret" in life is not being able to introduce eight month old North - whom he has with fiancée Kim Kardashian - to his late mum Donda, who died in 2007 aged 58.
During a heart-felt speech at his concert in Connecticut on Friday night (21.02.14), he said: "These past 10years have been amazing.
"There's been some ups and downs. I made some mistakes and I've made some accomplishments. There's only one thing I regret.
"There's only one thing I wish I could change out of everything that's ever happened. I wish that my mother could've met my daughter."
Kanye lost his mother due to surgery complications after a breast reduction and undergoing liposuction seven years ago, and he opened up about the effects her passing has had on him last year during an appearance on Kim's mum Kris Jenner's chat show.
He said: "'There were times [after my mum's death], I would put my life at risk. I didn't have something to live for. Now I have two very special people to live for, a whole family to live for, a whole world to live for."

Kaley Cuoco thinks her romance with Ryan Sweeting sounds "sl*tty".
'The Big Bang Theory' actress married the 26-year-old tennis player on New Year's Eve (31.12.13) just six months after meeting him and, although she knows it was a whirlwind relationship, she insists they knew they were right for each other say soon as they met.
Speaking on the 'Late Show With David Letterman', she said: "We met on a blind date. We texted a little bit, dinner was great, and then he moved in the next day. It sounds so sl*tty, but it wasn't.
"It all did move quite fast on paper, but we really did know. I'm totally married. I know you're all thinking, 'She's nuts!' I swear I'm not nuts! We were throwing a New Year's Eve party anyway, and I was like, 'Let's throw a ceremony in the party and not tell anybody.'"
The 28-year-old actress also admitted she and her beau haven't been on a romantic honeymoon yet, but they did celebrate their nuptials by taking a trip to Disneyland in Florida.
She explained: "We actually went to Disneyland. He had never been before, and it's like my favourite place in the world."
However, the newly-weds will need to put their "big" honeymoon plans on hold for the time being as they are preparing to move into their new home in a few weeks.

Robin Thicke flew to Canada for crisis talks with Paula Patton last week.
The 'Blurred Lines' hitmaker - who announced yesterday (24.02.14) he and the actress were separating after almost nine years of marriage - cited throat problems when he axed a planned concert in Atlanta on Friday (21.02.14), but insiders say he jetted off to Vancouver after Paula told him she wanted to end their union.
According to gossip website TMZ, the couple - who have three-year-old son Julian together - had a long conversation in which they acknowledged they hadn't been getting along and had argued a lot.
Robin, 36, then "reluctantly" agreed to end his marriage to the 38-year-old actress, but was described as being "very upset".
And despite making the decision on Friday, the pair were seen enjoying a day out at Disneyland in California with their son on Sunday (23.02.14).
The couple said in a statement announcing their split they will always "be best friends," but "mutually decided to separate at this time" and insiders weren't surprised by the news.
A source said: "It has been a long time coming. It is not a shock to Robin or Paula, and it is something they have discussed for a long time."
Another insider said: "Their marriage was unravelling for a long time."

David Arquette doesn't know if he'll marry again.
The 42-year-old actor is "madly in love" with partner Christina McLarty - who is pregnant with his second child - but is hesitant to walk down the aisle because his divorce from Courteney Cox in 2012, almost two years after they separated, left him heartbroken.
He said: "The divorce, that broke my heart a lot, you know, and changed my approach to it all too."
Asked on 'Piers Morgan Live' if he will marry again, he added: "I don't know. It has definitely changed that, you know, that experience changed it for me, but you know, I'm madly in love with my new girlfriend and she is a wonderful person and dear friend and we have a kid on the way, so I don't know."
David, who married Courteney in June 2009, also claims his divorce from the 'Cougar Town' actress - with who he has nine-year-old daughter Coco - made him more mature in his relationships.
He said: "I was really dramatic and really like over the top when I was younger. But not now, not now. I'm a little more grown up as far as relationships go. I don't - it doesn't seem like everything is the end of the world, you know. When I was younger, I'd get pretty dramatic."

Iggy Azalea doesn't want to break-up with her boyfriend - because it would "ruin" basketball for her.
The 23-year-old Australian singer is in a relationship with Los Angeles Lakers player Nick Young and she loves his "goofy" side.
She told the new issue of America's GQ magazine: "Nick's really goofy and funny. We don't really watch basketball in Australia. I always joke with him, 'I hope we don't break up, because you'd ruin basketball for me.' I really hope he doesn't ruin basketball for me."
Despite his own high-profile in the US, Nick, 28, admits he is usually overshadowed by his girlfriend when they go out together.
Asked who gets the most attention, he told the publication: "Iggy. Because of the way she dresses and her, uh, figure. It's hard to top that, ya know?"
Meanwhile, Iggy has unveiled the cover art for her forthcoming debut album, 'The New Classic', which will be released in April and followed shortly afterwards be a series of American gigs.
The 'Bounce' hitmaker also tweeted to advise European fans she will be "doing a lot of festivals throughout the summer".

A fan who duetted with Kanye West at his Connecticut concert hopes to work with the star.
Mike Ahern had been celebrating his 18th birthday at the rapper's gig in Uncasville, on Friday night (21.02.14) when Kanye prompted security guards to hand him the microphone to sing the last verse of 'Bound 2'.
While the young fan described the experience as "nerve-wracking" he hopes to receive a call from Kanye for a collaboration.
Mike told Toofab.com:"I got to sing the end of the song, which was really cool. You get lost in the moment, but you know all the words,
"If I could work for Kanye in any business or field, that would be incredible."
Mike insists he has no plans to sell the treasured microphone although other concert goers have been offering him cash in a desperate bid to get hold of the object, which will be displayed in his home.
He explained: "Maybe [I'd sell] if someone said, 'I'll give you $100 million' ... but realistically, I'm not interested in selling it."
Meanwhile, Kanye stepped out with his fiancee Kim Kardashian over the weekend, to celebrate after he successfully wrapped the American leg of his 'Yeezus' tour.
The 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' star cheered on the 36-year-old rapper following his performance at the Nassau Veterans Memorial Coliseum in New York.

Marion Cotillard doesn't want her son to be a "great" actor.
Though the 'Inception' star would have no problem with Marcel - her 21-month-old son with partner Guillaume Canet - following in her footsteps, she thinks the best actors have a "failure" or fault within them that allows them to do well, and she doesn't want him to have such problems.
She said: "An actor has a huge failure in him. And this is not a weakness - this can make you strong. But it's deep. Maybe failure is not the right word. Something deep inside which is broken.
"And most of the time I think if you don't have this, you're not a good actor.
"So it's kind of a struggle. I mean, if my son wants to be an actor, it's fine.To be a great actor, you must have this. And I don't want him to have it!"
The 38-year-old beauty admitted she has never asked her own parents - who were both actors - whether they had any concerns about her becoming an actress.
She told Interview magazine: "Ah, it's an amazing job, but my parents never told me anything about how hard the job would be. My parents were actors too. I don't even know if when I wanted to be an actress, they went, 'Oh s**t'. I must ask them."