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age 14 on, baby-sat for her
twin half-sisters and other
children and worked as a
receptionist, store and bank
clerk and stock girl.
A friend from high school
days in the Flatbush area of
Brooklyn recalls how badly
Sonya, "Sonny" to her
friends, wanted contact
lenses, couldn't afford them
and left her glasses home on
social occasions.
"Sonny was very myopic.
We'd go on dates and I'd have
to read the menu to her and
tell her if her dates were good
looking . . . She was very pret-
ty. She didn't think so but she
was."
She still is, but admittedly
with a little more effort.
Friedman looks wonderful
these days and it's not just
because of regular workouts
on a Stairmaster and tread-
mill at an L.A. gym, exercise
tapes and yoga. At 53 years of
age, the woman who has just
received the American
Women In Radio and Televi-
sion's Best Talk Show award,
talks openly about cosmetic
surgery.
When people ask what she
looked like before surgery, she
quips: "I looked like
Elizabeth Taylor before. This
is me after. You should have
seen me then . . . I mean
whom did they really think I
looked like before? I look like
the same person.
"I don't have as much of an
age hangup as I used to," con-
fesses Friedman. "I don't
think we do women a service
when we suggest we have
perfect genes and that we
don't get any older. Who are
we kidding? Isn't it better to
say, 'Look, you can take care
of yourself for as long as God
permits you to have good
health and that's what it
comes down to.' "
As open and honest as
Friedman allows herself to be
over the airwaves and during
occasionally granted inter-
views, her family is not open
to publicity at all. They are,
she makes it perfectly clear,
off limits to the press. This is
the way it is now and always
has been.
The Friedman "family com-
pound," as she likes to call it,
is an early 1960s newly gut-
ted and renovated home on a
lake in West Bloomfield.
Friedman's husband, Steve
Friedman, and their son
Scott, 27, are both osteopathic
physicians. Daughter Sharon
Friedman, 31, is an attorney
with a license in psychology.
"I respect their right to be
private people and they have
been supportive even if it's
not something they wanted
for themselves," Friedman
says. "I don't make them
stand up, paste smiles on
their faces and be an 8x10
glossy. We have a private life
and I don't need to turn it in-
side out to make it public."
Friedman says she's less
driven these days but one