BRITTANY MURPHY Shoots Down Reports Of FRED DURST Hook-Up

August 16, 2003

Actress Brittany Murphy recently spoke to CNN.com about the tabloids and their rumors, such as one that recently linked her to LIMP BIZKIT's Fred Durst. To that she responded, "Ew!"

Her boyfriend, who she said she's "very much in love" with, is Durst's manager, Jeff Kwatinetz (photo),owner of The Firm, which in addition to repping LIMP BIZKIT, is in charge of managing the careers of KORN, among others. "We came from church and went to the Four Seasons Hotel for brunch to meet with the head of Geffen Records, [the Geffen exec's] wife, myself, my boyfriend and Fred," she said. "It was the first time I had ever met him and they were discussing a business deal."

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