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Eric Stonestreet praised Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce for creating a sense of normalcy at their Madison Square Garden wedding, noting the intimate feel despite the star-studded guest list and highlighting the couple’s generous charitable donations to causes in New York and beyond.
Eric Stonestreet praised Taylor Swift and Travis Kelce’s Madison Square Garden wedding as an awesome event that let guests experience the couple’s desired normalcy and privacy, noting he and his wife initially stayed quiet to be respectful, and highlighting the night's memorable elements, including Adam Sandler officiating and the couple’s charitable contributions.
Jesse Tyler Ferguson explains that a Mitch and Cam Modern Family spinoff was in development after the series ended, but it stalled due to the pandemic and network/business decisions; Ferguson was eager to explore other roles and even had a New York stage commitment, and a Missouri-set script from Eric Stonestreet existed, but ABC ultimately chose not to proceed, ending the potential for the beloved duo’s spin-off.
Eric Stonestreet, star of 'Modern Family,' announced on Instagram that he married Lindsay Schweitzer, a pediatric nurse, on his birthday, sharing photos from their wedding day and receiving congratulatory messages from friends and colleagues.
Eric Stonestreet, star of Modern Family, married his longtime partner Lindsay Schweitzer in a wedding celebrated on his birthday, with many co-stars and celebrities congratulating them on social media.
Eric Stonestreet, a Kansas City native and star of Modern Family, announced on Instagram that he got married on his 54th birthday, sharing photos of his wedding. He met his wife Lindsay Schweitzer in 2016, engaged in 2021, and she is a pediatric nurse.
During the Big Slick celebrity softball game, Kansas City Chiefs quarterback Patrick Mahomes made an impressive no-look, behind-the-back pass from shortstop to first base to get Big Slick host Eric Stonestreet out. Mahomes is participating in the charity event with teammates Travis Kelce and Creed Humphrey, plus former Chiefs punter Dustin Colquitt, and dozens of other celebrities to raise money for Children's Mercy Hospital and pediatric cancer research.