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The "Unfiltered" author tells Fox News Digital about the challenges of leaving Hollywood for Washington, D.C.

Cheryl Hines is getting candid about her biggest move yet — swapping the glitz and glamour of Hollywood for the political grit of Washington, D.C.

The "Curb Your Enthusiasm" star and "Unfiltered" author exclusively told Fox News Digital the move east — and into the world of politics alongside her husband, Robert F. Kennedy Jr. — wasn’t exactly smooth sailing.

"The move from Hollywood to D.C. was, uh… you know, it was, at first, it was scary because it felt like starting over at 35," Hines said with a laugh. "I’m not 35. That was a little tough, but then when I got to D.C., I’m just surrounded by fascinating people, smart people, interesting people, and I’m learning a lot."

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"Unscripted" author Cheryl Hines opened up about the challenges and surprises of supporting husband Robert F. Kennedy Jr.'s political career in Washington, D.C. (Cheryl Hines/Skyhorse)

"It was sort of like an energy boost to my life. When you’re learning things for the first time, it’s exciting."

The Emmy-nominated actress — best known for her role as Larry David’s on-screen wife on HBO’s "Curb Your Enthusiasm" — said that when Kennedy launched his presidential campaign, Hollywood's response was mixed.

"The move from Hollywood to D.C. was … at first, it was scary."