Best Jennifer Love Hewitt TV Moments

Jennifer Love Hewitt will be seen on July 19 in the Lifetime Network movie called "The Client List." The star has become best known for her role as therapist to the dead in the CBS series "The Ghost Whisperer" and as an icon among beautiful tabloid targets. What are some of her most memorable television moments? Here are a few favorite picks.

The most memorable recent Jennifer Love Hewitt television moment would have to be her appearance on "Lopez Tonight" from January 2010. During this television moment, the 31-year-old actress explained to host George Lopez about how she bedazzled her private parts with Swarovski crystals using a technique called "vajazzling" or "vagazzling" - whichever the proper spelling of that one may be. Hewitt was promoting her recent book, "The Day I Shot Cupid." During the Lopez appearance, Hewitt discussed a chapter in her book about a bad breakup and how decorating her lady parts with shiny things made it better.

In July 2010, Hewitt backpedaled on the beauty treatment to Jay Leno on "The Tonight Show." She admitted that she regretted writing about prettying up the privates because it has prompted a number of women to share intimate information about their own lady parts with her.

One of the best TV moments from "Ghost Whisperer" happens in season four, episode seven when Hewitt's character, Melinda, "let's go" of her dead husband's spirit. Instead of crossing over, Jim chooses to allow his spirit to enter the body of a car accident victim, allowing him to return to her in a new body.

Hewitt played the lovely and elegant actress Audrey Hepburn in the made-for-TV movie "The Audrey Hepburn Story" in 2000. As Hepburn, Hewitt had the opportunity to show off some acting chops with her portrayal of legendary Hollywood actress.

A dramatic JLH moment came in a 1997 episode from the third season of "Party of Five." Hewitt's character, Sarah, tries to convince Bailey not to drive while drunk. Sarah gets in the car and the two are in an accident. Her head hits the windshield and she ends up in the hospital. This episode gives Hewitt the chance to show an early flare for drama and that she can pull off a bruised and beaten look quite well.

Perhaps one of the most unusual Jennifer Love Hewitt television moment came in when she appeared on a Japanese television show called "Banzai" in 2003. She sang a song from her album, "BareNaked," which was released in 2002. The hosts also featured a clip from a commercial featuring Hewitt and she later quips about her tight pants.

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