Former Bachelor and Bachelor in Paradise contestant Tenley Molzahn has welcomed her second child with her husband, Taylor Leopold. The couple, who met in 2016 and got married in 2018, are already parents to their daughter Rell Jaymes Leopold, whom they welcomed in 2020.
Tenley first appeared on the 14th season of The Bachelor, where she was the runner-up. She later found love with Taylor Leopold, and the couple has been sharing their journey, including the expansion of their family, with fans ever since.
Bachelor Alum Shut Down Inducing Days Ago
In November 2023, Tenley Molzahn revealed that she was pregnant with her second child and due in May 2024. She later shared that she was having another girl, a sibling to join older sister, Rell.
Tenley Molzahn and daughter Rell/Credit: Tenley Molzahn Instagram
The Bachelor alum has shared many aspects of her pregnancy on social media. She was asked just days ago if...
Tenley first appeared on the 14th season of The Bachelor, where she was the runner-up. She later found love with Taylor Leopold, and the couple has been sharing their journey, including the expansion of their family, with fans ever since.
Bachelor Alum Shut Down Inducing Days Ago
In November 2023, Tenley Molzahn revealed that she was pregnant with her second child and due in May 2024. She later shared that she was having another girl, a sibling to join older sister, Rell.
Tenley Molzahn and daughter Rell/Credit: Tenley Molzahn Instagram
The Bachelor alum has shared many aspects of her pregnancy on social media. She was asked just days ago if...
- 5/24/2024
- by Jennifer Havener
- TV Shows Ace
Peacock's Killing It burst onto screens last year and landed strong reviews.
The second season, premiering Thursday, August 17, 2023, heightens the stakes and the comedy as Craig and Jillian take the money they won from the Florida Python Challenge and buy a saw palmetto berry farm.
TV Fanatic got the chance to speak with Craig Robinson, Rell Battle, and Claudia O'Doherty about what's in store for the sophomore season. These interviews were conducted prior to the SAG-AFTRA strike.
Robinson opened up about where we pick up with Craig. He's closer than ever to achieving his dreams after winning the money.
The actor says Craig "couldn't be happier" when Killing It Season 2 begins, but he warns that it "all comes crashing down."
"He's about to get paid, and then, it's a dream deferred, if you will," he explained, adding that Craig's relationships with all the characters will come to the forefront this season.
The second season, premiering Thursday, August 17, 2023, heightens the stakes and the comedy as Craig and Jillian take the money they won from the Florida Python Challenge and buy a saw palmetto berry farm.
TV Fanatic got the chance to speak with Craig Robinson, Rell Battle, and Claudia O'Doherty about what's in store for the sophomore season. These interviews were conducted prior to the SAG-AFTRA strike.
Robinson opened up about where we pick up with Craig. He's closer than ever to achieving his dreams after winning the money.
The actor says Craig "couldn't be happier" when Killing It Season 2 begins, but he warns that it "all comes crashing down."
"He's about to get paid, and then, it's a dream deferred, if you will," he explained, adding that Craig's relationships with all the characters will come to the forefront this season.
- 8/17/2023
- by Paul Dailly
- TVfanatic
This interview was conducted prior to the SAG-AFTRA strike.
The python killing game may have been the feature focus of Peacock‘s Killing It, but the actual creatures of mystery are the humans.
The heartfelt comedy combines the sweetness and out-of-the-box comedy of a series like Detroiters or The Office with the spicy edge of Breaking Bad.
Actors Craig Robinson and Rell Battle, who play Craig and Isaiah Foster, found that the roles of down-on-their-luck brothers with deep trauma can be both hilarious and emotional. Every character owns a breakout moment that leaves viewers cackling one minute and sobbing the next.
Battle had an extremely emotional Emmy-worthy moment alongside Robinson during Killing It Season 1 where Isaiah finally addressed childhood trauma.
“I call him Denzrell,” Robinson joked with Showbiz Cheat Sheet about Battle’s performance.
The ‘Killing It’ brothers ‘probably need therapy,’ Craig Robinson says
Joking aside, Robinson acknowledged that...
The python killing game may have been the feature focus of Peacock‘s Killing It, but the actual creatures of mystery are the humans.
The heartfelt comedy combines the sweetness and out-of-the-box comedy of a series like Detroiters or The Office with the spicy edge of Breaking Bad.
Actors Craig Robinson and Rell Battle, who play Craig and Isaiah Foster, found that the roles of down-on-their-luck brothers with deep trauma can be both hilarious and emotional. Every character owns a breakout moment that leaves viewers cackling one minute and sobbing the next.
Battle had an extremely emotional Emmy-worthy moment alongside Robinson during Killing It Season 1 where Isaiah finally addressed childhood trauma.
“I call him Denzrell,” Robinson joked with Showbiz Cheat Sheet about Battle’s performance.
The ‘Killing It’ brothers ‘probably need therapy,’ Craig Robinson says
Joking aside, Robinson acknowledged that...
- 8/15/2023
- by Gina Ragusa
- Showbiz Cheat Sheet
To promote the Aug. 17 return of Peacock’s Killing It, NBCUniversal is turning to other alternatives as star Craig Robinson remains barred from doing so amid the ongoing SAG-AFTRA strike.
NBCUniversal announced Monday that the first three episodes of season one of the comedy from the duo behind Brooklyn Nine-Nine are now available to watch for free on YouTube and TikTok. The first two episodes of the series will also air Monday on USA Network, following the top-rated WWE Monday Night Raw.
The push to expose Killing It is part of a strategy that NBCUniversal — and likely other conglomerates — will use in order to promote both new and returning scripted shows as their central stars are unable to do so much as tweet in support of their work during the performers strike against Hollywood’s top studios and streamers. Other networks and streamers, meanwhile, have opted to push back premiere...
NBCUniversal announced Monday that the first three episodes of season one of the comedy from the duo behind Brooklyn Nine-Nine are now available to watch for free on YouTube and TikTok. The first two episodes of the series will also air Monday on USA Network, following the top-rated WWE Monday Night Raw.
The push to expose Killing It is part of a strategy that NBCUniversal — and likely other conglomerates — will use in order to promote both new and returning scripted shows as their central stars are unable to do so much as tweet in support of their work during the performers strike against Hollywood’s top studios and streamers. Other networks and streamers, meanwhile, have opted to push back premiere...
- 8/7/2023
- by Lesley Goldberg
- The Hollywood Reporter - Movie News
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