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Christopher Knightrevealed that he is still asked one big, burningBrady Bunchquestion more than 50 years after the beloved TV series ended its five-season run.

During a Feb. 20 TV appearance, the actor, who played middlesonPeter Brady in theABCsitcomfrom 1969 to 1974, toldWCNC's Live Impact Newsthat fans continue to ask him the same thing about his relationship with his TV siblingsBarry Williams, Maureen McCormick, Eve Plumb, Mike Lookinland,andSusan Olsen.

"I guess the number one question is, 'Are you all really friends?'" Knight, 68, told the Charlotte, NC-based outlet. "You know, and the truth is, we are. But there's something interesting in that question."

"So sort of, I represent everyone, right?" Knight continued. "I'm them. I'm a version of or a member of the family that they haven't seen in a while, right? But there's a part of this relationship that they want to feel good about it, you know, and it's interesting that people want to know that you are friends, truly, that you just didn't or aren't portraying it, but are friends. And that's positive. I mean, there's some hope that we want to get along."

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Knight has reunited with hisBrady Bunchco-stars many times since the original series ended in 1974. In addition to a variety show, spinoffs, and a successful 1980s made-for-TVChristmas movie, the former child stars appeared together on HGTV'sA Very Brady Renovationand a 2021 Lifetime movie,Blending Christmas. Knight also co-hosts a podcast,The Real Brady Bros., with his TV brother Williams.

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In 2021, Knight toldPeoplemagazinethat fans take comfort in having the Bradys as "family."

"The show was entertainment, but it actually transcended its initial purpose. It's become an icon of sorts, a touchstone, a representative of what maybe the quintessential American family ought to be," he explained.

Of his off-camera relationship with hisBradyco-stars, he added, "I think it's comforting for people that we do get along, that we do treat each other as friends."

"I have known them for nearly as long as I've known my own kin, and no one longer," theBrady Bunchstar added. "ThisBradything, which happens to be as alive today as it was 50 years ago, hasn't allowed us to be apart. That makes us family, and that's the common ingredient."

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Alexandra Daddario has an unforgettable face, but that face was introduced to an even wider audience with her role in the wildly popularThe White Lotuson HBO. The 39-year-old actress has been on TV and film for decades, however, starting off her career as Laurie Lewis onAll My Childrenand eventually getting cast in thePercy Jacksonfilms as Annabeth Chase.

She met her husband Andrew Form at the height of her popularity and the height of COVID lockdowns. The successful producer married Daddario in 2022. They welcomed a son in October 2024 but ultimately broke up in early 2026.

Daddario's repannouncedthe couple had "made the decision to end their marriage" on Feb. 20, 2026. "The decision was made with love and respect."

Here's everything to know about Form and his history with Daddario so far.

Who is Andrew Form?

Born to an accountant and a homemaker in New York City, Form started his career as the production assistant to Jerry Bruckheimer. The 57-year-old went on to co-found the production company Platinum Dunes with Michael Bay and Brad Fuller. He helped create movies likeA Quiet Place,A Quiet Place Part II,The Purge,andThe Texas Chainsaw Massacre, and he's also behind the John Krasinski-led Amazon Prime seriesTom Clancy's Jack Ryan.

When did he and Daddario announce their breakup?

On Feb. 20, 2026, Daddario's rep shared a statement toPeople, revealing their split. "Alexandra Daddario and Andrew Form have made the decision to end their marriage," the rep said, adding, "The decision was made with love and respect. They will continue to co-parent their child together and appreciate privacy as they navigate this transition."

They had been married for over three years.

How did Daddario and Form meet?

In an interview withVogue, Daddario said they met on the streets of NYC right around the early days of the COVID-19 pandemic.

"He was also on a walk, and we passed each other downtown. He turned back and said 'hi' just as I was turning around to glance back at him. I laughed and said 'hi,' and then we both laughed about how we were the only two people on what is normally an incredibly busy street, and he asked if he could take me to dinner," she said.

How long were Daddario and Form together?

During an interview withSunday Todayin January 2023, Daddario described her first date in 2020.

"We did actually have our first date right next door at the Greenwich Hotel and totally locked down for COVID," she explained. "I think we were the only people. And then on our second date, we did the same thing at the hotel because there was nowhere to go. And we just took over the Greenwich Hotel."

The couple went public with their relationship over a year later, in May 2021. Daddario shared a shot of them together on Instagram, and later that year, a source toldPeoplethey were engaged.

In September 2021, they bought a home together, a $7.3 million mansion in Los Angeles, according toDirt. In an interview withWomen's Health,Daddario talked about staying in her mansion with her man, saying, "It's our version of a night out at the club...We're gonna get a little wild, open a bottle of wine, and fight over chess."

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Their first red carpet appearance was in July 2021 at the premiere ofThe White Lotus.

Their wedding in June 2022 was held in New Orleans' Preservation Hall, andVoguereported that attendees followed a second line to the reception at Bar Marilou. Daddario wore a dress by Danielle Frankel.

"When I met Andrew, we just both knew," Daddariosaid. "The wedding was wonderful; it felt a bit like an inevitable conclusion. So I feel really at peace."

Who else have Daddario and Form been romantically linked to?

Form was married to Jordana Brewster, who he met in 2005 on the set ofThe Texas Chainsaw Massacre: The Beginning. The former couple were married two years later, and share two children: Rowan and Julian.

A source toldPeoplein June 2020 that Form and Brewster had "quietly separated" earlier that year. Brewster filed for divorce in July.

Daddario is generally private about her romances, but she has been linked to writer Jason Fuchs, herPercy Jacksonco-star Logan Lerman, and even Zac Efron, with whom she starred inBaywatch. She was also once linked to Emma Watson's ex-boyfriend, businessman Brendan Wallace.

When did Daddario announce she and Form were announcing their first child?

Daddario shared the news of her pregnancy on July 10 toVogue. She revealed that she was happy being pregnant in part because she had suffered a pregnancy loss before.

"It's long and complicated, so I don't want to be too specific," she said. "Those kinds of losses and trauma are very hard to explain unless you've been through them. I really relate to all the women who have been through those kinds of things in a way that I didn't understand fully before. It's very, very painful."

At that point, she was over six months along and hid the news up until then by dressing strategically.

When did they welcome their first child?

On Oct. 31, 2024, Daddario announced the birth of her son on Instagram. "I thought this was a weird bowl of candy," she wrote.

Shelater revealedthat she gave birth on Halloween. While she initially didn't share the sex of her child, she revealed she had a boy in March 2025. "I feel like the luckiest girl in the whole world!!!!" she wrote. "What a little funny cutie little clam man happy as a clam with a plan!! And his plan is to be so funny every day!!!"

She celebrated his first birthday in October 2025:

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A woman who attended one of Donny Osmond's concerts at his residency inLas Vegasis suing the singer and Harrah's Las Vegas for negligence, Fox News Digital has learned.

In the lawsuit filed in Nevada's Clark County District Court on Feb. 10 and obtained by Fox News Digital, Joanne Julkowski claims she was hit by an inflatable ball that was part of the legendary crooner's show.

The lawsuitsaid Julkowski was "suddenly and forcefully struck in the back of the head by one of the lighted balls that had been thrown or propelled into the crowd" when she attended the show in February 2024.

Julkowski's legal team told Fox News Digital in a statement: "The choice of this performer and this venue to intentionally launch large objects into a crowd shows a mentality that they prioritize entertainment value over the safety of their guests. The decision unnecessarily endangers people of all ages and can cause a multitude of injuries. This lawsuit brings these actions to light and seeks answers to those choices and asks for retribution for the injuries they caused to Joanne."

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Fox News Digital has reached out to reps for Osmond and Harrah's Las Vegas for comment.

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The lawsuit added that she "sustained serious injuries, including a traumatic retinal eye injury to her right eye with retinal detachment requiring surgical intervention and resulting visual impairment, as well as associatedhead and neck injuries" that required medical care.

Her lawyers wrote that the venue had a duty to keep the concert area "free of hazards to life and limb, including dangerous conditions created or introduced by live entertainment, show elements, props, and special effects used during performances," accusing Harrah's of breaching its "duties of care."

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"This duty included, but was not limited to, reasonably evaluating and appreciating the foreseeable risk of harm associated with incorporating oversized lighted balls into the show; deciding whether, where, and how such balls would be used; coordinating with the venue regarding safety; implementing appropriate safety protocols and supervision; monitoring the use of the balls during the performance; and providing adequate warnings and safeguards to protect concertgoers from being struck and injured," the suit continued.

Her team also accused Osmond of breaching his duty by choosing to include or approving the balls as part of the show.

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Julkowski's lawyer wrote in the suit that she had also suffered "emotional distress from the incident, including "psychological trauma, fear, anxiety, PTSD, and loss of joy in life" along with the "physical pain, discomfort, disability, and limitations in her daily activities."

"The oversized lighted balls used during the concert were designed and intended to be thrown or propelled through the audience while illuminated, and when so used, were capable of causing injury to concertgoers upon forceful impact," the lawsuit added.

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Julkowski is seeking $15,000 in damages and other unspecified punitive damages.

During a 2023 appearance on the"Just Trish" podcast,Osmond described the lighted, beach ball-like orbs that would be thrown into the audience.

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"And I'm actually doing the programming in the writing console for all these," he said. "There's like 24 orbs all over the arena. And the dancers have some too. And the orbs change colors according to their choreography. And they're doing this one thing where they spin and let go that it changes color when they let go and changes it again when they grab it."

"It's so cool," he added. "You know, it's never happened before. I'm the first one to be able to do it because I think it's my brain. I mean, this is the way my brain thinks."

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During a 2024 interview with Fox News Digital, Osmond reflected on the success of his Las Vegas residency, which began in 2021 and has been extended until December 2026.

"This is called the entertainment capital of the world," he said of Las Vegas. "They say 'New York: If you can make it there, you make it anywhere.' But this is the capital. And, I mean, everybody's tried to replicate Vegas all around the world, but there's only one Las Vegas. And to have my own show on the Strip and probably one of the best locations on the Strip, it's pretty darn cool, really is."

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