Eva Longoria says she's been bullied by co-star Desperate Housewives

Eva Longoria has had a desperate time on the Desperate housewives Felicity Huffman proved to be his savior.

Longoria is one of 27 people who wrote a letter of support to a judge on behalf of Huffman while she is awaiting conviction for her role in the college admissions scandal.

"At one time, a co-worker had intimidated me at work," Longoria wrote to the judge, without naming the alleged perpetrator. "I dreaded the days when I had to work with this person because it was pure torture. Until the day Felicity says "enough" to the bully and everything stops. Felicity could feel that I was anxious, even though I never complained or mentioned abuse to anyone. "

Longoria also recalled how Huffman consoled her after being the only one Housewives The tall lady was not nominated for a Golden Globe in season 1. "I was not devastated, but the press concluded that the problem was more serious than between the four actors and it was a little affected, "she wrote. "Felicity came in my caravan and she said," It's just a piece of metal that will earn you $ 1.50 you will get a bus ticket. "She then told me how talented I was and how much I never needed a price to know it. I know I would not have survived those 10 years without Felicity's friendship. "

The complete letter of the actress, obtained by NBC News, can be read here.

Huffman pleaded guilty earlier this year to committing postal fraud and honest service fraud by paying $ 15,000 for someone to take the SAT in his place, as well as the older daughter of her husband William H Macy, which ultimately earned him a score of 1420. Federal prosecutors recommended that the judge sentence Huffman to one month in jail and a $ 20,000 fine. Huffman's lawyers demand that Huffman be sentenced to one year of community service.