How Audrey Hepburn Stayed Thin Despite Pasta Addiction: Son Luca Dotti Speaks. Behind the little black dress and oversize sunglasses was an Audrey Hepburn that very few knew. The star of Breakfast at Tiffany’s, who left Hollywood behind in the late ’6. TV, eating her favorite junk food – pasta with ketchup. She was crazy about the pasta,” her younger son, Luca Dotti, 4. PEOPLE. He has written a new book, Audrey at Home, featuring her recipes, over 2. She would eat it almost every day,” he notes.

Her absolute favorite was spaghetti with tomato sauce. She could live on that alone.” Of his mother’s famously slender figure, Luca says: “My mother was very good at listening to her body.

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She was lucky with her physique but she had normal plates of pasta.” As he writes in his book, which is exclusively excerpted in this week’s PEOPLE, “Mum had a serious pasta addiction. She couldn’t do without pasta.” Inside Audrey at Home, which he calls a “kitchen biography,” are her recipes for her favorite pasta al pomodoro, chocolate cake, pesto pasta (which she made when Valentino came to visit) and pasta with ketchup, which she made for her son, he says, “when no one was around.” Despite her pasta indulgences, Hepburn remained disciplined.

Snacks didn’t really exist in our household,” says Luca, whose father was Hepburn’s second husband, Italian psychiatrist Andrea Dotti. She also had an older son, Sean Ferrer, from her first marriage, to actor Mel Ferrer.) “She was very strict.

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When it was breakfast, lunch or dinner, her feeling was, you should take your time for meals and stop what you are doing.” Once a month, Hepburn went on a simple detox plan consisting of plain yogurt and grated apple. And the actress was a locavore, who ate from her garden long before it was fashionable. She taught me to know your local markets,” says Luca. She always bought what was in season. Everyone knew her in the local shops.” Still, she enjoyed her favorite treats: squares of dark chocolate. She ate it every day,” says Luca. A bite or sometimes more.

She had a special drawer in the house where she would put her chocolate and it was forbidden to touch. She would get upset if someone finished it before her. Chocolate was her favorite pick- me- up.” Dotti, a graphic artist in Rome and father of three, also serves as chairman of the Audrey Hepburn Children’s Fund, which will receive a portion of the book’s royalties. When friends would come over from school, they would say ‘My god, you eat pasta twice a day,’ ” recalls Luca. My mother was very lucky. She was cautious but it was the opposite of a diet or tragedy.” For much more on Audrey Hepburn and some of her favorite recipes, pick up the latest issue of PEOPLE, on newsstands Friday.

Cute TV and Movie Couples We Love to Watch. There are certain relationships in television and film that have stood the test of time, becoming lasting love stories we all watch with full- on emoji- level heart eyes.

They can make you feel warm and fuzzy, totally heartbroken, or even a little bit better (or worse, if it's a rom- com, because we all know nothing ever works out like it does in the movies) about the state of your own romantic life. Prepare to swoon and melt and feel all the feels—we're taking a look back at the greatest couples to ever grace your screen. View Gallery. 31 Photos. Jim and Pam, "The Office". After years of knowing looks, air high- fives and painfully adorable missed opportunities, Jim and Pam finally got together and proved love can happen in the most unlikely of places. Getty.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Noah and Allie, "The Notebook". It wasn't over. It still isn't over.

And honestly, it never will be—at least not for us. Noah and Allie's is a love story for the ages. Not only does it hit you in all the feels, from their too- cute- to- handle summer fling to their heart- wrenching final moments spent together, but The Notebook also sparked the off- screen relationship between Rachel Mc. Adams and Ryan Gosling (which we wish was still a thing, honestly). Everett. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Jack and Rose, "Titanic".

Sure, Rose may have taken up way more than her fair share of that floating door and guaranteeing an icy fate for poor Jack in the end, but these two star- crossed lovers are as iconic as they come. And young Leo is the kind of eye candy you never get tired of watching. Everett. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

Luke and Lorelai, "Gilmore Girls". Through all her mile- a- minute banter and his gruff, faux- grouch vibes, Luke and Lorelai had what we all aim to find in a best friend/partner: someone who is there for you through everything and accepts you for exactly who you are—annoying quirks, caffeine addiction and all. Everett. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Lucy and Ricky, "I Love Lucy".

Their real- life relationship may have been rocky, but their TV romance as the quirky, mischievous redhead and her hot- headed Cuban husband was comedic gold unlike anything else in its time. And that theme song is just so damn good. Everett. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Carrie and Mr. Big, "Sex and the City". They were on and off more times than we can count—and some might say she should've picked Aidan—but Carrie and Mr.

Big had an inevitable attraction that we can all relate to. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Carrie and Aidan, "Sex and the City". We can't have Carrie and Mr. Big without Carrie and Aidan. Even though she didn't end up with him, she clearly should have because he was the BEST. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Bella and Edward, "Twilight".

It could only take a magnetic chemistry like this to get millions of grown adults invested in the relationship between a brooding, overprotective vampire and a moody, awkward teenage girl. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Marshall and Lily, "How I Met Your Mother". Great things happen when two silly, lovable souls find their equal and opposite goofball in one another. Great things like Marshmallow and Lily Pad. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Katie and Hubbell, "The Way We Were". When you combine Robert Redford's classic Americana good looks and Barbra Streisand's infectious vivacity and passion, you get a romance that is fiery and compelling—but their vastly different views and values create insurmountable conflict that ultimately keeps them from being together. It's so sad, but sometimes that's the kind of love story you need. Everett.

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Kate and Sawyer, "Lost". Okay, so Jack and Kate might've had their thing, but it was Kate and Sawyer that had everyone swooning. His bad boy swagger matched her independent outlaw spirit in perfect harmony. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Baby and Johnny, "Dirty Dancing".

If you haven't tried on at least one occasion to recreate the famous lift scene from Dirty Dancing, you are definitely lying. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Rhett and Scarlett, "Gone with the Wind". Their relationship is hardly what you'd call smooth sailing—in fact, most of the time it's downright turbulent—but Rhett Butler and Scarlett O'Hara are probably the only people in the world who can understand and handle each other's difficult nature.

And considering they're in the middle of the Civil War, we'll cut them a little slack. Getty. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Chuck and Blair, "Gossip Girl". Three words, eight letters.. I'm yours." It took a lot of emotional manipulation and Upper East Side drama to get Chuck and Blair to the point of "I love you,' but honestly are there two more perfectly- matched trust- fund teens out there? Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

Eric and Tami, "Friday Night Lights". The model couple of small- town suburbia, Eric and Tami Taylor are the couple you want to be when you're older, and you wish you'd had as parents when you were younger. Getty. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Holly and Paul, "Breakfast at Tiffany's". Audrey Hepburn as Holly Golightly not only popularized the little black dress and oversized sunglasses look, but the trench coat in the pouring rain look, too. The scene where she overcomes her flighty instincts and kisses Paul Varjak in the rain is just too good. Getty.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Joey and Pacey, "Dawson's Creek". Sorry, Dawson, it may have been your creek, but it was Joey and Pacey who stole the show as the most unlikely, but oh- so- likable, couple in Capeside. Getty. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Rick and Ilsa, "Casablanca". Rick and Ilsa's story of forbidden romance and love lost is one of the most famous in the history of cinema. It's a classic film you'll be quoting after just one viewing.

Getty. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Ross and Rachel, "Friends". If you can overcome being on a "break" as a couple, you can probably overcome anything. Everett.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Monica and Chandler, "Friends".

Every on- again- off- again couple like Ross and Rachel needs a strong- and- steady counterpart to balance things out—and could Monica and Chandler be any better together? Everett. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Danny and Sandy, "Grease". The likelihood that you'd meet someone on vacation in Australia, and then entirely by surprise and coincidence they move to your town on the other side of the world is very, very slim. Like, wouldn't they have talked about it if they spent all summer together?) Nevertheless, Grease gives us the 1. AF tunes. Everett. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Seth and Summer, "The O.

C.". She was popular, hot and feisty; he was dorky and neurotic. Somehow this made them the perfect pair—especially as a welcome reprieve from the endless drama that was Ryan and Marissa. Everett.

Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Fran and Maxwell, "The Nanny". The ultimate 'will they, won't they' scenario, Maxwell Sheffield told Fran he loved her on countless occasions—and took it back almost as many times—but in the end, they finally end up together and it's well worth the wait. Side note: Why is this not on Netflix??) Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Vivian and Edward, "Pretty Woman". She was the hooker with the heart of gold who inspired his cold corporate heart to feel something, and he was the knight in shining armor who saved her from the squalor of Hollywood Boulevard. Honestly, what girl doesn't want the fairytale?

Especially when it comes with an all- expenses- paid shopping spree on Rodeo Drive. Advertisement - Continue Reading Below. Forrest and Jenny, "Forrest Gump".