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Jennie Garth celebrates major milestone with her and ex-husband Peter Facinelli's mini-me daughter Fiona
Jennie Garth celebrates major milestone with her and ex-husband Peter Facinelli's mini-me daughter Fiona

Daily Mail​

time16 hours ago

  • Entertainment
  • Daily Mail​

Jennie Garth celebrates major milestone with her and ex-husband Peter Facinelli's mini-me daughter Fiona

Jennie Garth enjoyed a special day recently with her youngest daughter Fiona Eve Facinelli to celebrate a milestone for the teen. Jennie was overjoyed to celebrate her mini-me daughter's graduation from Notre Dame High School in Los Angeles ' tony Sherman Oaks neighborhood. The proud mom — who tried to make amends with a fired costar recently — shared a group of photos of the sunny, beautiful day in the San Fernando Valley. Fiona is the youngest of the daughters she shares with her ex-husband Peter Facinelli. In addition to Fiona, she shares Luca, 28, and Lola, 22, with the Twilight series actor. 'She did it!! My baby girl graduated high school!,' the Beverly Hills 90210 star's caption began. 'I am so beyond proud of her!! My heart is filled with so much excitement to see her fly! I love you so much.' She then echoed one of her most famous lines from 90210, 'She chose herself!' Jennie shared photos from the graduation ceremony and the party at home afterwards. She also shared a shot of Fiona with a sign behind her that said: 'We are so proud of you.' Luca and Lola both attended New York University for undergrad, but there's no news yet as to where Fiona may be going to college. In January, Jennie and her girls had quite a scare when they had to evacuate their home. Her ex-husband Peter and his family took her in and luckily her home was spared in the fires. Jennie shared a tearful video afterwards in which she was thankful for her family, including her ex and his family. She expressed how grief stricken she was. 'I am deeply saddened for our city and just feel numb,' Jennie said. 'Our home was spared but so much to clean up and ready to get active to help our neighbors and friends and fellow Angelenos.' She then said her husband Dave Abrams had been 'amazing transporting all our bags and boxes, loading and unloading.' Jennie ended with: 'Just keep everyone here who is suffering in your heart and prayers. I am grateful we are all ok and have a home to return to. This will effect people differently, so reach out, and offer to help, it really does mean so much. 'Thank you for all the love that is being sent this way.' Facinelli and Jennie met on the set of their 1995 movie An Unfinished Affair and tied the knot in January 2001. Facinelli filed for divorce in March 2012, which was finalized in June 2013, after 11 years of marriage and three daughters. Garth shares three daughters Luca, 27, Lola, 21, and Fiona, 18 with Facinelli, 50. In October Jennie shared she suffered two miscarriages with her husband Dave Abrams shortly after they got married. She and the 43-year-old actor — who wed in 2015 — opened up about the difficult time they went through on an episode of her iHeartPodcast, I Choose Me with Jennie Garth. The star remembered feeling 'ashamed' after not being able to give Abrams 'a baby boy.' 'I think at that time, I was feeling really down on myself, really ashamed, feeling like I was disappointing you, like I wasn't able to carry a pregnancy with you, who I loved,' she remembered. 'And I had had these three beautiful daughters with Peter, and you had stepped in and become such a wonderful stepdad to them. And so I remember I so, so, so wanted to give you a baby boy,' she said. Jennie admitted that she doesn't remember a lot from that time, as she's blocked it out. 'What point in our relationship did we start talking about maybe wanting to have kids together?, Jennie asked her husband. 'Well, if you remember, we got married on July 11,' Abrams replied. 'And then we got pregnant that same month. 'We got back from Carmel. We went to a little mini honeymoon to Carmel up in Monterey. And like two weeks later, you were pregnant, and then that lasted almost four months. And then, you know, we found out,' Abrams said. 'What do you mean?' Garth asked her husband. 'We found out that there was no heartbeat,' he said. Garth asked, 'Did you feel upset with me?' 'No,' he replied. 'I wasn't upset, I was just down.'

PINSPARK Graduation Season Special: Setting Sail with Sports Gear to Empower the Class of 2025
PINSPARK Graduation Season Special: Setting Sail with Sports Gear to Empower the Class of 2025

Globe and Mail

timea day ago

  • Business
  • Globe and Mail

PINSPARK Graduation Season Special: Setting Sail with Sports Gear to Empower the Class of 2025

As cicadas herald the arrival of summer, a new chapter begins. Global sports gear brand PINSPARK has officially launched its graduation season campaign from May 1 to June 20, 2025, under the theme "Milestone Achievements -Spark Your Future: Celebrate New Beginnings." The initiative aims to equip the Class of 2025 with professional athletic apparel, transforming graduation into a symbolic starting line for life's next race. By blending cutting-edge technology with emotional resonance, PINSPARK empowers young graduates to stride confidently into adulthood. Honoring Growth: A Tribute to Graduation Through Sports Spirit Graduation season is never just an endpoint; it's a significant milestone on the path of growth. When the graduation caps are tossed into the air, students have not only completed a stage of their academic journey but are also about to step onto the vast arena called "the future." PINSPARK deeply understands the unique significance of this moment. With "Milestone Achievements" as its spiritual core, it transforms the resilience, vitality, and self-breaking beliefs inherent in sports into a warm force that accompanies graduates as they open a new chapter in their lives. During the campaign, PINSPARK is introducing a dedicated graduation season product lineup that covers various scenarios, including running, fitness, and daily travel. From lightweight and breathable sun-protective gear to sports outfits that blend functionality with fashion, all are crafted with cutting-edge fabrics and ergonomic designs to empower the Class of 2025 to confidently tackle every "road condition" on their new life journey. 2025 Graduation Collection: Professional Performance Meets Aesthetic Excellence This PINSPARK graduation season campaign proudly presents four core products, now available on Amazon, encompassing sportswear, sun-protective shirts, travel outfits, and more, fully meeting the diverse needs of graduates in various scenarios: 【Highlights on the Court】Tennis & Golf Skirt Featuring a 75% nylon + 25% spandex dynamic support system with built-in anti-exposure shorts lining; a patented V-shaped high-waist cut for dual breakthroughs in sports protection and posture optimization; and a stylish pleated design that allows you to move gracefully and dynamically. Recently honored as the New York Product Design Awards 2025 Winner Silver, this innovative design ensures that whether during daily workouts or pickleball matches, you'll always stay energetic and enjoy every moment of sports. 【Urban Exploration Gear】Women's Sun-Protective Short-Sleeve Shirt Combining UPF50+ sun protection certification with a Morandi color palette, it creates laboratory-grade outdoor protective aesthetics; made of 94% polyester + 6% spandex, enabling seamless transitions from the gym to the café. 【Global Travel Companion】Two-Piece Soft Set A modular design of 9/10ths length wide-leg pants paired with a short-sleeve shirt, adaptable to multi-climate scenarios between 16-28℃; a fitted cut that accentuates the female silhouette, easy to care for and maintain, perfect for spontaneous graduation trips. 【Endurance Training for Life】High-Waisted Sports Skirt Designed specifically for tennis. Side hidden pockets for convenient storage of essentials like IDs/phones; a high-waisted tummy-control design that provides support for the waist and abdomen, creating an alluring silhouette. Whether playing pickleball or going for a run, it allows you to fully enjoy sports and focus on sweating it out. At this moment symbolizing both farewell and departure, PINSPARK uses sports gear as a medium to offer graduates choices that combine practicality with commemorative value. Whether for personal use to commemorate the end of campus life or as a gift for classmates and friends, these four products all embody PINSPARK's brand DNA, conveying the spirit of "daring to challenge and continuously breaking through," so that the blessing of "Congrats Grad" is not just in words but becomes a tangible force accompanying users as they cross life's milestones. Embark on Your Journey Now: Unlock Your Exclusive Graduation Season Gear When the solemnity of "Cap And Gown" collides with the vitality of sports, PINSPARK injects unique colors into graduation season with innovative designs. Whether you're a newcomer to the workforce soon to don formal attire or an explorer setting off on a global journey with a backpack, the PINSPARK graduation season collection will be the best witness to your "Milestone Achievements" with its professional quality and emotional warmth. This summer, bid farewell to graduation anxiety and ignite your passion for the future in the name of sports! Log in to Amazon, search for PINSPARK, and purchase the 2025 graduation season limited-edition gear to embrace your Next Chapter with confidence. Media Contact Company Name: PINSPARK Contact Person: Charlotte Liu Email: Send Email Country: United States Website:

70-Year-Old Jockey Perry Ouzts Reaches 7,500 Career Wins Milestone
70-Year-Old Jockey Perry Ouzts Reaches 7,500 Career Wins Milestone

Yahoo

time2 days ago

  • Business
  • Yahoo

70-Year-Old Jockey Perry Ouzts Reaches 7,500 Career Wins Milestone

70-Year-Old Jockey Perry Ouzts Reaches 7,500 Career Wins Milestone originally appeared on Paulick Report. Jockey Perry Ouzts hit a new milestone after winning two races at Belterra Park, in Cincinnati, Ohio, Saturday, pushing his career win total to 7,500. Advertisement The first victory came in the second race, a maiden special weight event, aboard heavy favorite Calculated Move. He followed it up just two races later with a win in an allowance race riding Decree. Both horses were trained by Barbra Riley. Ouzts is the leader among active jockeys in North America, with Hall of Famer John Velazquez next with 6,703 wins. The native of Lepanto, Ark., is also the record holder as the oldest jockey to win a race in North America — a feat he accomplished last summer, breaking Frank Amonte Sr. 's record. "This could be my last summer," Ouzts said at the time after breaking the record. Nearly 11 months later, the soon to be 71 year-old is still riding – and winning. He has taken four out of his last five mounts. "I can still do it and feel good and like riding," Ouzts said last summer. "But it's getting harder to get mounts. Nobody wants to ride a 70-year-old. I don't want to be like Tom Brady and stay in two years too long." Advertisement However, Ouzts currently sits fourth in the jockey standings at Belterra with nine wins in 32 starts, and ranks third in earnings with $140,067. His 32 starts ranks sixth among all jockeys, and he's winning at an impressive 28 percent clip. Ouzts has spent most of his career riding in Northern Kentucky and Ohio. Though he has never won a graded stakes race, he was the subject of an award-winning 2015 documentary "Ironman Perry Ouzts," produced by the Hennegan Brothers. He ranks fifth all-time in wins, trailing only Russell Baze (12,842 wins), Laffit Pincay Jr. (9,530), William Shoemaker (8,833), and Pat Day (8,803). Over a career spanning more than 50 years, Ouzts has earned $52,796,464 in purses. He turns 71 on July 7. This story was originally reported by Paulick Report on Jun 1, 2025, where it first appeared.

Have the baby. Travel alone. Never waste love - and don't forget this one life lesson... the 50 things I've learnt at 50: CLOVER STROUD
Have the baby. Travel alone. Never waste love - and don't forget this one life lesson... the 50 things I've learnt at 50: CLOVER STROUD

Daily Mail​

time2 days ago

  • General
  • Daily Mail​

Have the baby. Travel alone. Never waste love - and don't forget this one life lesson... the 50 things I've learnt at 50: CLOVER STROUD

I've just turned 50 – a fact that feels completely insignificant and also, somehow, incredibly important. And I guess to me alone, it's both of those things. I keep walking around saying '50' to myself to see how it feels; it feels good, and normal, and huge, and nothing – all at the same time. I want to be able to hold the number in my hand somehow; to feel its weight and its shape.

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