Sofia Vergara gets inducted into Hollywood Walk of Fame as her frozen embryo battle gets nasty

Sofia Vergara looked stunning as she unveiled her star on the Walk of Fame Thursday afternoon in Hollywood while ex-fiance Nick Loeb was simultaneously on the streets of New York, filming yet another television interview about their battle over frozen embryos - this time with CNN's Alisyn Camerota.

She had her new fiance, Joe Manganiello, her parents Margarita and Julio, as well as her 22-year-old son Manolo, were in the audience too.

Also at the morning event were three of her Modern Family co-stars including Julie Bowen, Eric Stonestreet and Ed O'Neill and assorted family members with her for support.

Thursday morning she gave what she says will be her last interview about her battle with Loeb over their embryos.

While her pre-taped interview aired on Good Morning America, Loeb was live on Today explaining why he wants their two female embryos to raise on his own as a single father. He later gave an interview to CNN, he told Alisyn Camerota that if he started a relationship now, his new girlfriend would have to accept he had two other children, his embryos.

The pretty star and her ex Loeb are locked in a legal dispute over frozen embryos they created together under a signed agreement stipulating that both parties must consent to any action taken utilizing them to produce children.

The embryos were created six months before they broke up - around this time last year - and Nick wants to the right to use them by himself.

Sofia had her chance to speak out about the situation on Good Morning America which aired on Thursday - moments after Nick gave his side of the story in a talk with the Today Show.

The banking heir insisted his intentions had nothing to do with the actress - and dismissed suggestions he was taking her to court because he could not get over her.

'It has nothing to do with a baby or her baby,' he said. 'Lives were created.

'I don't hate her at all,' he said. 'I have tremendous respect for Sofia.'

Sofia and Nick split up a year ago after dating for approximately four years and engaged for two.

The actress hit back at her former flame's legal action and said on Good Morning America: 'I've been working very hard for 20 years to get to this point where I am, enjoying my movie,' she said.

'I promote all my movies, all my work, but I don't like promoting my private life and I don't understand why this person... I don't want to allow this person to take more advantage of my career and try to promote himself and get press for this.'

She also dismissed his likelihood of being able to take the female embryos, which he wants to take to full term by using a surrogate, and bring up the children.

'There's papers signed. There is a court date,' she said. 'He shouldn't be creating something so ugly out of nothing.'

He told the Today show that he has told Vergara that she can waive all financial responsibility and he will bring up the children alone.

'I can give these children a wonderful life,' he said. 'These girls will be raised knowing that they have a father who fought for them.'

But he also said that he would be happy for Vergara and her fiance Manganiello to take the embryos and bring them to full term, 'as long as I was involved in the process'.

Hian! Is it by force??