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Heather Locklear said that her "First Wives Club" co-star James Naughton is not at fault for a "gross" moment that occurred while filming the movie. During a recent appearance on Zach Braff and Donald Faison's podcast "Fake Doctors, Real Friends," Locklear, 58, recounted filming a scene with Naughton, 74, in which he got more intimate than expected.

Heather Locklear has no ill will.

Heather Locklear has walked back on her comments surrounding the 'gross' way her co-star James Naughton touched her breast during a scene in the 1996 movie The First Wives Club.The Melrose Place star had claimed on theZach Braff and Donald Faison during their Fake Doctors, Real Friendspodcastthat she wanted her name taken off the credits of the film, because James, 74, 'outlined her areola' while they were on set, when he was only supposed to grab her breast, as the script indicated.However, in an Instagram post on Thursday, Heather, 58, clarified: 'Oh no, I didn't mean James Naughton did anything wrong. The script called for him to touch my breast.

Actor James Naughton has cleared up groping allegations made by his The First Wives Club co-star Heather Locklear after she went public with the “gross” encounter.Locklear, 58, had a small role as Naughton’s onscreen spouse, Mary, in the 1996 movie, directed by Hugh Wilson, and her lone scene, in which the actress had no lines, required her now-74-year-old castmate to grab her boob.“We were at a funeral, and he was supposed to take his hand and touch my breast,” she explained on Zach Braff and Donald Faison’s podcast, Fake Doctors, Real Friends.But Locklear claims Naughton took the actions described in the script a step too far: “He actually touched more… It was… gross…,” she said.

Heather Locklear has made a shocking claim about one of her former co-stars.The blonde beauty - who is best known for her role on Melrose Place - has said that her co-star James Naughton from the 1996 film First Wives Club 'outlined her areola' while they were on set when he was only supposed to grab her breast, as the script indicated. An areola isa small circular area in the ring of pigmented skin surrounding a nipple.The mother-of-one told Zach Braff and Donald Faison during their Fake Doctors, Real Friendspodcast that is one of the reasons she wanted her name taken off the credits for the hit film which starred Goldie Hawn, Diane Keaton and Bette Midler.

Heather Locklear is opening up about one of her more troubling experiences on a film set.