-Happy Thanksgiving to you. Did you have fun?
-So much fun. -What'd you do this year?
-I was in Long Island with my boyfriend's very Italian family.
-Hey! There you go.
-Yes. Yes. -That's the way to do it.
-It was interesting to have lasagna and meatballs
for Thanksgiving, but I'm into it.
I'm into it. -Oh, no, Italian food.
They just go every -- It's every food known to man.
-It was for days. -Turkey. Yes.
-Venison. We had venison. -Wow!
-Yeah. Fancy. Fancy. Super fancy.
-Yeah. How many people? -Well, so, last year,
I did it, as well, and there was like one lasagna, right?
So I was like, "Okay." And there was like 15 people.
So I was like, "I got this."
And then this year around, Joe reminded me
that all my groundwork was for none
because there's 40 new people, 17 new babies.
I didn't know they reproduced as fast as Latinos did.
I was like, "What? I'm not ready for this."
I'm not ready for this.
But I do well with babies, so it was like -- it was good.
-It was a lot of kids. -Yeah, lots of kids.
And, like, every year,
his little cousin Danny writes scripts.
Like 60-page scripts. He's 11 years old.
And he does -- -Like movie scripts?
-Epic. "Star Wars," "Lord of the Rings" inspired.
And we put them on. So last year he put it on.
This year, we made it a short.
We got three pages done in about six hours.
Yeah. Yeah. -Wow.
-And then we couldn't do anymore
because it was all, like, CGI and then we died.
So it was like, "So we're not going to finish it."
-Kids. That's what they do. -Unbelievable.
-Not only are you a great actress,
but you're also boxing royalty.
Your dad is Gino Rodriguez...
-Yeah! -...the famous referee.
-Whoo! -Legendary.
-Daddy. -There's Pacquiao right there.
-Yeah. Pacquiao.
-How -- How -- Did you grow up with boxing?
I mean, he's a legend. -Yeah, I grew up boxing.
I grew up watching fights.
I grew up with Don King at, like, brunch.
It was very strange. -Is that right?
-Yeah. It was very bizarre.
I didn't realize how cool it was until I got older
and guys were like, "Oh, you're into boxing?"
And I was like, "Yeah, no big deal."
And then they were like... -"Yeah, whatever, I guess.
Like, sure, I guess. Yeah. -"I can throw a jab.
-Seen a couple fights here or there, yeah.
-Yeah, it's no big deal. I'm always ringside but, like...
-Yeah, whatever. -Who isn't? Who isn't?
-I mean, the sweat hits me when they get hit. So no big deal."
-Yeah, the sweat and the blood.
And I never shower after it, so it's good, yeah."
-Did you ever get autographs from everybody?
-Ooh. -What?
-So, my pops started getting the champion
of every fight he did or every fight he supervised
to sign a $100 bill,
and so now he has about $10,000 worth of --
Every champion you can think of has signed it.
And it's the one thing I get to inherit.
I didn't -- -Dad!
Why didn't you do that for me?! -Isn't that crazy?
-Why didn't you have them sign $100 bills, Dad?!
-Yeah. I'm sorry. I apologize.
-Oh, what a different childhood we had.
Oh, my God. -I know, I know. I know.
I'll sell you one. -Yeah, thank you.
I appreciate it. -"Here ya go, Jimmy.
-Just let me see a picture of it. That's all.
I just want to see a picture of it.
I have a video of you because I asked --
I said, "I wonder if Gina's a fighter herself or into boxing."
Let me show you this. This is you and your boyfriend training.
-Oh, he's so much better than I am, but that's okay.
-But watch this. This is a clip of you
training with your boyfriend.
Watch this. Watch this.
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Yo!
-Ohh! Wait for the elbow, though.
Ow. [ Trills tongue ]
-Yo! Hey! I mean, wait.
[ Cheers and applause ]
-Hyah! -We're good, right?
-We're real good. -We're cool? We're cool?
-We're cool. -Whoo-whoo-whoo!
Dude, you are awesome! -Thank you.
-That was insane! -Thank you so much.
-I mean, do you ever spar with people?
Would you ever get in the ring for real?
-I would love to.
A few years ago, I did a movie
called "Deepwater Horizon" with Peter Berg,
and Peter Berg is a big bo-- Yeah, I love him.
I love you, Peter. You're awesome.
And he boxes, also, so we went to the, like,
local boxing gym, and we all fought together.
I fought him multiple times. -You fought Peter Berg?
-Yeah, he won't even -- Talk about it, Peter.
[ Laughter ]
I mean, I took him --
He didn't even realize what he was getting in the ring with.
But that's besides the point. So he was like, "Yeah.
So, you know, Minka Kelly was on my show years ago,
and she boxes, too."
And so I was like, "Oh, really? All right.
What do ya got, Minka? You know, like, what's up, Minka?
Let's do a little charity fight."
We started sending each other videos back and forth
of, like, us boxing and training.
'Cause she would train in L.A. I was training in New Orleans.
And when I got back, I was like, "You want to do this?"
And she was like, "No."
-I think after seeing that video,
I would be afraid, as well.
-Now, Minka, I love you. Minka can throw down.
So, charity match. One round.
Two minutes on the show?
-On the show here for charity?
-One round, two minutes. -All right.
Minka, if you're watching, I mean, I'm not --
Just to let everyone know,
I'm not stepping in the ring at all.
I wear plastic boxing gloves.
I'll be punching myself in the face.
I fight like one of those nun puppets. I mean, really.