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A tough conversation. Bachelor contestant Abigail Heringer is really thinking about her future with Matt James — and that means having hard discussions about how her hearing disability could affect them down the line.

YouTube star Abigail Thorn has come out as trangender with a moving announcement as she added her voice to the call for equal rights.

The star and founder of the popular Philosophy Tube channel on YouTube just made a BIG announcement that has gone viral on Saturday — and it’s very inspiring!

Abigail Thorn, star of the popular YouTube channel Philosophy Tube, has just announced she is transgender.

Abigail Thorn, the star of the YouTube channel Philosophy Tube, has come out as transgender.

TikTok might have another musical on its hands – this time with Bridgerton!

Abigail Spencer and Josh Radnor are hanging out!

Warning: This story contains spoilers from Monday’s episode of “The Bachelor.”Will Abigail Heringer be “the one” for Matt James? As Season 25 of “The Bachelor” kicks off, one lady in particular has caught the leading man’s eye. In the premiere episode, Heringer received the highly coveted first-impression rose.When she stepped out of the limo, Heringer let Matt know that she’d be looking at his lips a lot, and not just because he’s adorable: She was born deaf and wears a cochlear implant.

Making history — and a lasting first impression? Abigail Heringer, who is competing for Matt James’ heart, is the first deaf contestant to appear on The Bachelor.

Get the stories that matter to you sent straight to your inbox with our daily newsletter.She cycled 100 times round her school grounds - and all the effort has been worthwhile.And now seven-year-old Abigail Jackson has handed over more than £1,500 to St Vincent’s Hospice, in Howwood – the place where her grandfather was cared for.The Howwood Primary girl was not born until a year after joiner Ian Weir, pictured below, died after losing a cancer battle aged just 64.Handing over the money - £1,320 in donations and £197.50 Gift Aid - Abigail said: “I think everyone who has cancer deserves somewhere nice to go when they are very sick.“It is a lovely place to go for their last days and it is very nice that St Vincent’s can help people.“Thank you

Abigail Spencer revealed that she broke her wrist while filming a charity video for coronavirus relief.

Abigail Spencer revealed that she injured herself while doing a back handspring for a coronavirus relief video. The Timeless actress shared the news that she broke her wrist in an Instagram post on Thursday. She smiled in the photo and gave a thumbs up while her other arm was propped up in a cast.

Abigail Spencer is nursing a broken wrist after her attempt to do a handspring in a coronavirus relief video went horribly wrong.

“Timeless” star Abigail Spencer had a mishap while filming a video for a good cause.

Actress Abigail Spencer suffered a broken wrist after a nasty fall while trying to do a back handspring for a COVID-19 relief video.The 38-year-old Timeless star shared a photo from her home on Thursday, showing off the cast on her left arm that spanned her forearm just past her elbow.The former gymnast was supposed to perform the feat as her 'special skill' for the video, though things went awry. Broken wrist:Actress Abigail Spencer suffered a broken wrist after a nasty fall while trying to do a back handspring for a COVID-19 relief video'I broke my wrist yesterday doing a backhand spring in a charity video for Covid relief in my front yard.

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Doom Patrol” as Dorothy Spinner when the superhero series returns June 25 on HBO Max and DC Universe.Shapiro, who celebrates a birthday next week — “It’s my golden birthday: I’m turning 20 on June 20 in 2020,” she says — is no stranger to acting. She was 12 when she played Cindy-Lou in “How the Grinch Stole Christmas! The Musical” at Madison Square Garden and 13 when she and her younger sister, Milly, wrote and performed their own cabaret show at Feinstein’s/54 Below — the first minors to ever do so.