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Laps of Luxury
To relax after a long day on the set, Mulgrew
comes home and does 100 laps in her lovely Mediterranean-style pool.
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Time to Unwind
Kate keeps her living room comfortable and
informal: "If you can't put your feet up on the coffee table, it's not
home".
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Cocktail , Anyone?
Kate shows off her dining room, which features
a huge cherry table that she brought 20 years ago.
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What's Cooking
The busy actress always finds time to cook
for her sons, 16-year old Ian and 15-year old Alexander, from a previous
marriage.
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Sitting Pretty
Kate loves that her home is "filled with
history. I've carried each chair, lamp and picture frame through the many
chapters of my life."
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On
Star Trek:Voyager, Kate Mulgrew plays a captain trying to get her crew
home to Earth. In real life, landing the job on Star Trek six years ago
saved the struggling actress from losing her Brentwood home.
“I was all set to put
the house on the market and move into an apartment in Westwood, and then
I got this job,” she explains.
Mulgrew, 45, who plays
Captain Janeway on the syndicated sci-fi series, admits her 3,883-square
foot, 10-room house isn’t the fanciest or most expensive home around -
and that’s the way she likes it.
In a neighborhood with
million-dollar mansions, her house has an assessed property value of $650,000.
“This is the kind of
house where you can-put your feet up on any surface says Mulgrew who shares
the house with her husband of one year, business consultant Tim Hagan,
and her sons Ian, 16, and Alexander, 15, from a previous marriage.
“If somebody drops a
glass of wine on the floor, it’s not the end of the world. It’s probably
the beginning of the party.”
Mulgrew decorated the
home her self and cherishes each item - the bronze candle holders she bought
many years ago when she lived in Italy, the silver candelabra she inherited
from her grandmother, the buffet made by her brother Joe, the beautiful
paintings done by her sister-in-law, Wendy Rolfe, and the cherry dining
room table she bought 20 years ago.
Her most treasured possession,
though, is a velvet pillow embroidered with the saying: “Happiness is like
a butterfly: The more you chase it, the more it will elude you.”
“I bought it when I
was 18 and practically starving to death in New York,” says Mulgrew.
The actress’ favorite
place to relax is the living room.
“The minute there’s
a nip in the air, the fire’s lit and the brandy is poured,” she says.
Dinnertime is also sacred
for Mulgrew, who loves to cook.
“My approach to
unwinding is to take a long swim (she does 100 laps in a Mediterranean-style
pool) have a glass of wine, and then cook a wonderful dinner.”
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