So states an article in The National Enquirer. And while a representative of the family is peeved at the celebrity gossip tabloid for the report, he doesn't deny it, either.

"Mischa understands that as an actress and a public person she needs to address her issues in a timely and appropriate manner. That being said, she's the only public person in her family and we will not address these sleazy, tabloid reports," Howard Bragman said.

"I think these pieces of s--- who work at hospitals and sell private information are not only breaking the law, but they're morally reprehensible. They're selling people's private information for the price of dinner for four at Lawry's.

And I hope they choke on their prime rib."