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For the average Maria de la Cruz, it might mean stepping out of her heels and foregoing makeup to impress the object of her affections. Or for Juan de la Cruz, it might mean simply having to drive his potential mother-in-law to the grocery store!


Whatever the case may be, we asked several celebrities about the most outrageous thing they did for love and romance.

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For the average Maria de la Cruz, it might mean stepping out of her heels and foregoing makeup to impress the object of her affections. Or for Juan de la Cruz, it might mean simply having to drive his potential mother-in-law to the grocery store!


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‘The most outrageous thing I did for love’

By Joanne Zapanta-Andrada | July 28, 2002 - 12:00am

For the Duke of Windsor, love meant abdicating his throne so he could marry the divorcee Wallis Simpson. For Juliet, it meant taking an elixir that would render her in a lifeless state until her Romeo returned. For...

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