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No. Marla did *not* pass out while getting her star on the Walk of Fame.  The ceremony had been going for an hour, and then she seemed a bit lightheaded for a moment while giving her speech, so they paused the ceremony.

Some reporters hastily incorrectly reported that she fainted or was about to faint

It turns out that she simply got overheated but was not about to faint.  Twenty minutes later, she  was sitting down and completing the ceremony where the honoree is photographed at their star.  A spokesperson told EW that Marla had a good time at the afterparty.

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Here's the ceremony on the Walk of Fame youtube channel:

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=zwbUYggaBhE

The first half hour of the youtube is blank (just a photo with no audio) , waiting for the ceremony to begin. It starts around 30 minutes into the vid.

At about 1 hour and 27 minutes, you can see Marla pause in her speech, and they ask if she's okay and she says she is. They help her off the stage. Then there is a few minutes of random people milling about.

Then the video goes blank again (just a photo with no audio) for another 20 minutes or so.
Finally at 1:19:45, the ceremony resumes with Marla getting photographed by her star.

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This sounds like someone got it mixed up with the rumor about what happened behind the scenes of Alice with Linda Lavin / Polly Holliday; Polly Holliday got more popular than Linda as her side character Flo, got a spin-off that failed and never returned. Rumor was that Linda Lavin blocked her from returning. I wouldn't be surprised if there's similar rumors every time a popular side character outshines the supposed lead and gets a spin-off that fails. 

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Reportedly MG resented Jackee for stealing the spotlight, similarly to the Linda Lavin/Polly Holliday situation.  Hopefully these two have put away any grudges or resentments past them by now like Cindy Williams/Penny Marshall or Suzanne Sommers/Joyce deWitt eventually did after many years.

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