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Page Six reports that Adam Brody, the actor who rose to fame on "The O.C.," has opened up about a lingering regret from his marriage proposal to Leighton Meester, the "Gossip Girl" star he asked to marry him back in 2013. The couple, who had been dating for less than a year at the time, have now been married for more than a decade, yet Brody is still reflecting on how that pivotal moment could have gone differently. It is the kind of late-inning honesty that tends to surface only after years of shared life have settled the initial excitement into something more durable.
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