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alongside a tiny blank onesie. Sierra captioned the reveal, one more person to love,
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Hello and welcome to the Daily Lowdown, your fix on everything in the world of celebrity, music and entertainment news. Firstly, huge congratulations to Sierra and her husband, Russell Wilson, who were expecting baby number five. The singer and the NFL star announced the news in a joint Instagram post featuring a clothesline t-shirt bearing their children's names
alongside a tiny blank onesie. Sierra captioned the reveal, one more person to love, while Russell commented, baby Cinco. The news of Phil's a running joke for the pair. Sierra recently revealed to Us Weekly that Russell teased her shortly after the birth of their fourth child Amora, asking, so Cinco? To which she laughed and replied, wait a minute now, slow it down, sir.
Legendary filmmaker and actor Rob Rayner has been awarded a posthumous Emmy award at the Creative Arts Emmys for his guest performance in The Bear. Presenter Wendy McLendon Covey, who accepted the award on his behalf, said, we all wish he was here, as the audience gave a standing ovation. Robert previously won an Emmy in 1974 and in 1978 for his role in All in the Family.
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