Longoria, Parker: So Ready To Say "I Do"
While Tony Parker was busy leading the San Antonio Spurs to the NBA Finals and earning the MVP award in the process, his fiancée Eva Longoria was busy planning their wedding, set to take place next week in France.
"She's been great. She's doing everything, I have to be honest," he said on CBS' "Late Show with David Letterman" Monday. "I'm doing nothing for the wedding. I'm just going to show up and say 'yes.' I only chose the music and the food, that's it. That's all I did."
So if the "Desperate Housewives" star is in charge of the wedding, is she also the boss at home?
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"We have the most valuable player of a championship basketball team getting married to a lovely woman who's a talented actress on a very popular television program," observed Letterman. "Who's calling the shots, really?"
"It depends. It depends," said Parker, laughing.
"She is, is what you're saying," quipped Letterman, a comment that received a grin from Parker.
Longoria, 31, and Parker, 25, announced their engagement on Nov. 30.
Even off the court, Parker has to deal with rules. Longoria explained to Cosmopolitan how their relationship rules keep things on track.
"We never go to bed angry, which sometimes frustrates Tony because he'll be like 'Please. I have a game tomorrow. I need sleep,'" she said. "Another rule we have is that nobody is ever right. I don't need to be right. I just want to be understood. The same goes for him."