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Coming off a bruising season-opener loss to the Minnesota Vikings, the Green Bay Packers had something to prove on Sunday Night Football last night up against the Chicago Bears.

Patrick Mahomes and his wife, Brittany, experienced a scary moment this week when they had to rush their newborn son to the ER.Brittany took to her Instagram Story to share that the couple's 8-month-old son, Bronze, ended up in the hospital after suffering from a severe allergic reaction. Brittany said Bronze is «highly, highly allergic to peanuts.»She called the ordeal «a vey scary» episode that resulted in a «frantic trip to the ER» on Wednesday.

, and Kelly Clarkson may have made the best one yet when she called him out while hosting the NFL Honors show on February 9. , Brady is now getting headlines for posting a thirst trap of himself in his underwear and nothing else on his Instagram Stories. Much to the NFL Honors show audience's shock and my personal delight, Clarkson incorporated the bedroom pic in her musical tribute to the quarterback, which she performed alongside Minnesota Vikings quarterback Kirk Cousins. Spoofing her classic jam, “Since U Been Gone,” Clarkson and Cousins changed the lyrics to be about Brady's retirement, and finished with Clarkson belting, “For the GOAT, that’s a wrap/Now he just posts thirst traps,” while said thirst trap appeared on the enormous background screen behind her and she imitated his pose on stage.

Succession.The star has now confessed that, in their shared home country, he almost ran over environmental activist Greta Thunberg, 19.Alexander, who is part of the famous Skarsgard family, nearly hit Amnesty International award-winning climate activist Greta while out on his bike. True to form, Greta was at a protest when the incident occured, while Alexander was on his way to an interview.Interviewer Jonathan Dean reflected afterwards: “Skarsgard cycled past Greta on his way to meet me; she was on a protest.”Greta is known for challenging world leaders to take immediate action on climate change mitigation and has inspired people across the world to join her cause.Like Alexander, Greta is one of the most famous names to come out of Sweden in recent years. Thankfully, he was able to avoid hitting her on his bike, and shared his thoughts on the young activist with the interviewer. “She's how we sell our country now,” he said. “And I almost hit her with my bike.”The star went on to add: “Greta is like a modern-day Viking and, like Greta, the Vikings refused to fly,” he told The Sunday Times.While Alexander cannot claim to have much of a connection to the vikings himself, his brother Gustaf might say differently. The second eldest Skarsgard brother, 41, played Floki in the History Channel series Vikings.He also portrayed Karl Strand in the second season of the HBO series Westworld alongside Evan Rachel Wood. His older brother Alexander has accumulated several high-profile roles over the years, including Succession’s Lukas Matsson, who is the gifted but unpredictable CEO of streaming platform GoJo in the show.He also played Eric Northman in popular vampire series True Blood and the titular character in Warner Bros’ The

th century — roughly 100 years after the events of “Vikings” (which ran from 2013-2020) — “Valhalla” is a historical drama following three main characters. There’s legendary explorer Leif Eriksson (Sam Corlett, “The Chilling Adventures of Sabrina”) before he became famous; his fierce sister, Freydis Eriksdotter (Frida Gustavsso); and Harald Sigurdsson (Leo Suter, “Sanditon”), an ambitious rising leader and future king of Norway.The series opens with the St.

Vikings in a chat with Express.co.uk.Alexander has been well-known as brutal viking Bjorn in the hit History and Amazon Prime Video series.Since the show began in 2013, viewers loved watching the Norse chief across countless battles.Therefore, many were devastated when his character died in the final series of the show.However, Alexander has now opened up about his exit and how he’s been enjoying exploring his music career.The star released his first self-titled EP back in May featuring songs like Love Today, Sunset Town and Summer Crazy.Asked about the change after playing the character for such a long time, the actor said: “Yeah, for about six years.

Vikings any time soon.The Bjorn Ironside star left the show in its final series but has not ruled out future opportunities to get back involved as the series heads to Netflix.Last year, Vikings was brought to an end on History Channel and Amazon Prime Video.However, fans were also given the exciting news that the series will be returning with a new spin-off.Called Vikings: Valhalla, the show will be landing on Netflix and is due to be set around 100 years post the original release.While it’s not expected to include any of the original characters of the show, one of the stars hasn’t ruled out the possibility of returning.Chatting to Express.co.uk about his role, Ludwig opened up about loving playing Bjorn in the series.This comes after the

Vikings actor Alexander Ludwig left the series in a spectacular manner in its final season on the History Channel and Amazon Prime Video.

Vikings as well as his formidable turn in The Hunger Games.

' final 10 episodes are almost here. Season 6B of the historical drama is set to drop on Amazon on Dec.

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Vikings on Prime Video.The 28-year-old actor has been a part of the series since 2014, and he has also starred in The Hunger Games.

team as they prepare for their swan song. The actor — who starred on the History series as Ragnar Lothbrok until his departure midway through season four — thinks the show's upcoming finale is «going to be great.» «Best of luck to them,» Fimmel tells ET while promoting the launch of his new HBO Max series, .

Vikings on Prime Video.The star became one of the most popular characters of the series and fans were distraught when her character died.

When Clive Standen — who’s best known for playing tough-guy warrior Rollo on “Vikings” — read the script for his new NBC drama “Council of Dads,” he cried.