After seven seasons, “The Good Physician” got here to a heart-rending conclusion, emotionally devastating the devoted followers who signed on to say so lengthy to Dr. Shaun Murphy and the remainder of the forged and crew who populated San Jose St. Bonaventure Hospital.

Selection talked with collection star Freddie Highmore (Dr. Shaun Murphy) about saying farewell to the creators and actors he’s shared laborious science monologues and anxiety-inducing surgical scenes with for seven years.

What was the final scene that you simply shot as Dr. Shaun Murphy?

The final scene that I filmed was the one the place, in the end, Leah sits down subsequent to Shaun after which talks him into going to turning into conscious, I assume, of the scenario dealing with each Claire and Dr. Glassman. That motivates him within the brief time period to go and communicate to Claire [Antonia Thomas] after which come to phrases with the truth that Glassman is not going to be with them for for much longer. That felt like the right final theme to movie.

There’s clearly the larger, splashier speech, however in the end, the present has at all times lived in these tiny little nuances and small moments and small beats between characters. And that final scene with Paige [Spara] definitely felt like that. It was again on the studio. We retreated into one final stage. The remainder of the levels and units have been being dismantled. The residence lounge was the final one standing for the previous couple of days of filming.

How did it really feel once they stated that’s a wrap on Freddie?

It’s arduous to explain. I feel the overall feeling that I’ve felt is it’s a bit like commencement. You’re nostalgic since you’re conscious of how particular these previous few years have been with this group of individuals, and you might be conscious you’re by no means going to duplicate that once more at one other level. In fact, it’s shifting and emotional in that approach, however on the similar time, like commencement, you might be excited to do different issues and to maneuver on. You recognize that it’s wholesome and good and that you could’t keep at college without end. So I’m additionally excited for every little thing that’s to come back sooner or later.

I feel in some methods, there’s a sure peace that it brings on the final day when you find yourself trying round in any respect of those folks that you simply love and care about so deeply, and understanding that we bought to finish the present with the data that it was ending on our personal phrases and inform the story all over to its finish. I feel provides a sure peace and satisfaction and beautiful to have that chance to say goodbye to everybody.

Was Shaun’s finish recreation at all times going to complete as the daddy of two, main a neurodivergent program throughout the medical business? When did you study how his story would finish?

I feel [series showrunner David Shore] can be higher positioned to reply this, however from what he has stated when I’ve been round him, there was an unique finish aim of Shaun turning into a father. That felt like a pure finish to the present. In fact, we went previous that. And I feel that speaks to how a lot Shaun has been in a position to develop and alter and evolve during the last seven years in time that I’ve bought to play him.

I feel an inclination maybe amongst reveals that do have a case of the week, procedural component, is that there’s a need for characters to remain the identical week after week. However definitely on this present, it’s been an incredible problem and an thrilling one to play a personality who is continually evolving and consistently altering and rising. After we take a look at the finale and look again to the place Shaun has began, that journey has been an enormous one.

We noticed that progress within the penultimate episode when Shaun shares that second with Richard Schiff on the steps, and you place your arm round him. Speak to me a bit bit about that scene and what it was like getting to try this.

It’s a delicate one. It’s not too heavy-handed, nevertheless it speaks loads to how far they’ve include Shaun. I feel part of him, in that second, is conscious that placing his arm round Dr. Glassman is the factor that you need to do in an effort to reveal that you simply care about somebody and that you simply need to assist them. It comes from a spot of him realizing that, on this second, he does have to be the individual to handle Dr. Glassman in the way in which that Dr Glassman has at all times taken care of him. That’s Shaun’s journey as properly within the final episode: accepting Dr. Glassman’s needs and accepting that he has to assist him slightly than Dr. Glassman being the one who has at all times supported Shaun in no matter he has wished and strived for.

What’s it like saying these final scenes with Richard Schiff? Was it arduous to say goodbye?

Sure! It’s odd. I feel, in some methods, it can in all probability daybreak on me perhaps additional down the road that we received’t be doing scenes collectively anymore, each with Richard and likewise different folks on the present. If you end up used to a routine of spending 20 episodes with the identical group of individuals, leaving for a couple of months, after which coming again once more and returning and doing it once more, perhaps the odd feeling will come a couple of months from now when you find yourself not returning to see these folks once more, and your form of pure routine is shaken up ultimately. But it surely was truthfully only a actually pretty previous few episodes to movie. Having Antonia again and attending to have these significant goodbyes with the entire characters and giving each character their very own send-off. It felt celebratory slightly than overly unhappy when it comes to what we’ve been in a position to accomplish on the present and what we’ve all executed collectively as a gaggle.

What was the forged’s response to having Antonia Thomas again, however then additionally giving her most cancers, a virus after which in the end amputating her arm? That was brutal.

Sure. It’s humorous, a couple of folks have stated, “Do you are feeling dangerous for Claire as a result of she misplaced her arm?” Whereas actually, in a second when filming it and looking out on the episode, I felt like this was an enormous success as a result of she’s nonetheless alive. She misplaced an arm, nevertheless it might have been a lot worse. However sure, I’m undecided that Antonia knew fairly what she was signing up for when it comes to Claire’s development into sickness, nevertheless it was so pretty for everybody to have her again. It felt prefer it introduced it full circle to the start, reminding us of the place the entire characters began and the way far they’ve all come.

What’s the legacy of “The Good Physician” and the way has it modified the dialog round neurodivergent folks within the office and in relationships?

It’s probably not for me to say whether or not we’ve been profitable or not, but when in some small little approach, this present has been in a position to problem stereotypes and misconceptions and convey consciousness to autism, then that might be the factor that I’m definitely most happy with and can be probably the most significant conclusion from this present.

I feel a type of misconceptions is that folks with autism can’t change and evolve in the identical approach neurotypical folks can, which clearly isn’t true. Hopefully, we’ve been in a position to present that by telling Shaun’s particular person story. However I’m additionally conscious that Shaun is and by no means ought to signify everybody who’s on the spectrum, and we’ve at all times targeted on telling his one, particular person journey and story, and hopeful that that will likely be a beginning place for individuals who maybe didn’t have as a lot consciousness of autism earlier than coming to the present.

What’s subsequent for you? Would you leap into one other procedural?

That’s not the factor that I’m essentially searching for, however I’ve by no means searched issues out. I really feel I’ve at all times been shocked by alternatives which have come alongside. After “Bates Motel” ended, I definitely wasn’t trying to do one other tv present immediately, after which “The Good Physician” got here alongside three days later, so that you by no means fairly know what’s going to occur. I’m going to be doing this British miniseries over the summer time that I can’t actually discuss, however that I’m very enthusiastic about. That will likely be enjoyable to be again in Europe and do one thing that I’ve by no means executed earlier than when it comes to this undertaking after which see what’s subsequent after that.

I’ve loved, on this present, being part of the broader course of. I’d like to proceed to provide and develop reveals and write and direct as properly. I’ve loved doing all of these issues. That’s definitely a aim as properly.

This interview has been edited and condensed for readability.

A brand new portrait of Kate, the Princess of Wales, is drawing blended reactions on-line, only one week after a portrait of her father-in-law, King Charles III, confronted an identical response.

The portrait of Kate Middleton, the spouse of Charles’ eldest son, Prince William, was commissioned by Tatler journal as a part of a sequence of portraits of members of Britain’s royal household. The portrait was unveiled Wednesday because the journal’s cowl.

The journal mentioned the portrait was impressed by Kate’s look in November 2022 on the first state banquet of Charles’ reign, to which she wore a Jenny Packham robe, a bracelet belonging to the late Queen Elizabeth II, and drop earrings that belonged to the late Princess Diana.

Kate didn’t sit for the portrait of herself. As a substitute, the artist behind it, Hannah Uzor, a British-Zambian artist, sifted by way of over 189,000 pictures of Kate to “seize her likeness,” in response to Tatler.

Describing her inventive course of, Uzor mentioned she tried to seize the “soul” of Kate within the portray.

“It is actually necessary to seize the soul of the particular person, so I spent plenty of time her and her photos, watching movies of her, seeing her along with her household, seeing her in diplomatic visits, seeing her rowing or visiting youngsters in a hospice,” Uzor mentioned in a video shared by Tatler on Instagram. “It has been actually fascinating for me to get a way of who she is.”

Uzor mentioned she went by way of a number of sketches to appropriately seize Kate’s expression and selected to color her within the Jenny Packham robe as a result of it was “bodily putting.”

“[It] made her look very regal and really assured,” she mentioned.

Uzor’s work, although, acquired blended reactions on-line, with many commenters arguing the portrait doesn’t appear like Kate, who has been out of the general public eye since January, when she underwent surgical procedure and later realized she had most cancers.

“The portray is gorgeous however doesn’t appear like the princess,” wrote one commenter on Instagram.

“I don’t perceive this portray. I don’t see a resemblance to the princess in any approach,” wrote one other.

Different commenters in contrast the portrait to the one in all Charles launched final week, with one commenter writing, “Coming after the King Charles portrait debacle/ you’d assume they’d make sure that it was excellent.”

The portrait of Charles, which stands over 6 toes tall, incorporates a putting crimson background and reveals Charles sporting the uniform of the Welsh Guards, of which he was made Regimental Colonel in 1975, in response to Buckingham Palace.

In contrast to the portrait of Kate, the portrait of Charles, commissioned to hold in London’s Draper’s Corridor, was painted amongst 4 sittings with the king over the course of two years, in response to the palace.

However in an identical method, the portrait of Charles drew blended reactions on-line rapidly after its unveiling, at which each Charles and the artist, Jonathan Yeo, have been current.

“I believe that is lovely and such a break from the normal portraits,” one commenter wrote on the palace’s Instagram submit concerning the portrait.

“I am sorry however his portrait seems to be like he is in hell,” wrote one other commenter.

“I might have liked this if it was every other colour than crimson,” one other commenter wrote. “He actually captured the essence of him within the face, however the harshness of the crimson does not match the softness of his expression.”

Trent Boult vs RCB

The sport of two ends started early. Boult swung the brand new ball in a gap spell of three overs, and was inch-perfect along with his traces and lengths: no room for the batters to free their arms, and no slot balls or long-hops. He conceded simply six runs and two leg-byes in these three overs, and had du Plessis caught at deep midwicket to finish a gap stand of 37.

Chahal will get Kohli; Ashwin applies the squeeze

Boult gave technique to Ashwin from the top with the lengthy leg-side boundary (for the right-hand batter), and that finish continued to be laborious to attain off. Ashwin bowled fantastically, bowling at excessive tempo – both into the pitch or proper up on the batters’ ft – whereas providing no room, and primarily utilizing his carrom and reverse-carrom variations towards RCB’s right-hand batters.

Kohli’s slog-sweep has been one of many tales of IPL 2024. The shot, introduced out of chilly storage after a few years, has allowed Kohli to overturn a long-standing challenge of sluggish scoring towards spin, and given him an additional gear by the center overs. On today, although, he was out to his first slog-sweep, caught on the midwicket boundary.

Ashwin, Avesh hold RCB in verify

However Ashwin did not let RR fear about that miss for too lengthy, inducing a mis-hit from Cameron Inexperienced within the thirteenth over – his fourth – and following up with the dismissal of Glenn Maxwell, who ended a lean season with the bat by making an attempt to hit his first ball for six and choosing out long-on.

Chahal bowled one other costly over, conceding 19 within the 14th, and when Patidar hooked Avesh for six initially of the fifteenth – it was RCB’s first boundary in an odd-numbered over – it appeared as if a 190-ish complete was doable. However Avesh acquired a shortish supply to get massive on Patidar subsequent ball, and precipitated him to miscue to a backtracking mid-off fielder.

Jaiswal places Royals on monitor

Royals stutter however full the job

Inexperienced got here on within the tenth over and started to make a critical impression along with his laborious lengths, conceding simply 11 runs in three overs whereas having Jaiswal caught behind whereas making an attempt a scoop. He additionally helped run Jurel out, fumbling an excellent, one-bounce throw from Kohli within the deep however by some means managing to interrupt the wicket with the ball nonetheless in touch along with his arms.

On the different finish, RR misplaced Samson, leaving his crease too early to be stumped off a deliberate off-side vast from Karn Sharma. On the finish of the 14th over, Royals have been 4 down and wanted 58 off 36.

Karthik Krishnaswamy is an assistant editor at ESPNcricinfo

The British journal Tatler revealed Wednesday the quilt of its July 2024 problem on Instagram: a portrait of Her Royal Highness Kate Middleton, the Princess of Wales, by the British-Zambian artist Hannah Uzor. The image is the third such portrait of a royal commissioned by Tatler and used for the quilt of the journal within the final three years. 

The primary fee went to Nigerian artist Oluwole Omofemi in 2022 in honor of Queen Elizabeth’s Platinum Jubliee. The second, by Trinidadian artist Sarah Knight, was a portrait of a freshly topped King Charles III.

These two portraits impressed the founding of the Akoje Residency, which was introduced earlier this yr. The residency was based by rugby star Maro Itoje and his enterprise companion Khalil Akar in collaboration with the King’s Basis, for African, Caribbean and diasporic artists to spend time at Dumfries Home in Scotland to deal with their inventive follow.

Response to the portrait on-line, very similar to the response to the primary official portrait of King Charles III, has been lower than flattering.

“This portrait is terrible, there are such a lot of superb artists on the market, absolutely they may have discovered a greater one,” one commenter on Tatler’s Instagram web page wrote. 

“A really poor portrait which completely fails to characterize the wonder and magnificence of the Princess of Wales,” stated one other.

A 3rd requested “Who’s making selections on these commissions? The portraits are getting weirder and weirder. That is fairly amateurish, doesn’t resemble [Her Royal Highness].

Middleton is depicted towards a blue background and wears the ground size Jenny Packham cape costume she wore to a State Banquet for the South African President at Buckingham Palace in November 2023, in accordance with the style and magnificence Instagram account @diet_prada.

In an interview with Tatler, Uzor stated she admired Middleton. “She has actually risen as much as her function – she was born for this. She carries herself with such dignity, magnificence and charm.”

Sadly, the identical can’t be stated for most individuals who depart feedback on Instagram posts.

NEW YORK (AP) — Sergei Bobrovsky stopped 23 pictures for his first shutout of the postseason, Matthew Tkachuk had a objective and an help and the Florida Panthers beat the New York Rangers 2-0 on Wednesday evening in Recreation 1 of the Jap Convention last.

Carter Verhaege and Sam Bennett additionally scored. Bobrovsky, who had six shutouts throughout the common season, had the second of his profession within the playoffs.

Igor Shesterkin completed with 24 saves for Presidents’ Trophy-winning Rangers. They misplaced for the third time in 4 video games after opening the postseason with seven straight victories.

Recreation 2 is Friday evening in New York.

The Panthers went 0 for two on the ability play to fall to 9 for 43 within the postseason. The Rangers had been 0 for 1.

With Florida main 1-0, Bobrovsky slid to his left to disclaim a one-timer with Kaapo Kakko 6 1/2 minutes into the third.

Oliver Ekman-Larsson appeared so as to add to the lead when he beat Shesterkin from the left aspect a number of minutes later. Nevertheless, the objective was overturned after a problem for goalie interference as a result of the Panthers’ Ryan Lomberg ran into Shesterkin within the crease.

The Rangers had a flurry of probabilities with about seven minutes remaining. Alexander Wennberg was denied on two makes an attempt in shut, Jacob Trouba had a shot blocked and Wennberg missed on one other shot seconds later.

Bobrovsky made a kick save on a drive by Adam Fox throughout a New York energy play with 5:25 remaining.

The Panthers made it 2-0 when Verhaege’s centering cross for Tkachuk was deflected previous Shesterkin by Lafreniere with 3:48 to go. Verhaege acquired credit score for his seventh of the playoffs.

The Rangers pulled Shesterkin for an additional skater with 3 1/2 minutes remaining, however couldn’t beat Bobrovsky.

The goalie stopped a slap shot by Mika Zibanejad to protect the shutout, and Bennett sealed the victory with an empty-netter with 1:19 left.

Bobrovsky made a proper pad save on Will Cuylle’s breakaway try within the opening minute of the second interval to protect the lead. Shesterkin gloved some extent shot by Gustav Forsling with 7 1/2 minutes left. Aleksander Barkov acquired in shut however his backhand strive went off Shesterkin’s glove.

The Rangers had 4 pictures on objective within the first 1:55 of the second interval, after which went practically 14 1/2 minutes with out one till Adam Fox’s try with 3:42 left.

The Rangers acquired their first energy play when Bennett was despatched off for holding the keep on with 1:26 left within the center interval. They managed two shot on the benefit.

Tkachuk opened the scoring late within the first interval. Forsling introduced the puck up the left aspect, dropped a cross to Tkachuk, who beat Shesterkin from the left circle over the goalie’s glove with 3:34 left. It was his fifth objective and fifteenth level of the playoffs.

About 1:15 later, Schneider acquired a breakaway and fired a shot previous Bobrovsky that hit off the goalpost.

The Rangers had ahead Filip Chytil again for the second time within the postseason. He missed the ultimate 72 video games of the common season due to n harm believed to be a concussion earlier than returning for Recreation 3 of the second spherical in opposition to Carolina after which was out for the remainder of the collection.

The nation legend stunned Wilson with the announcement throughout Tuesday’s finale of The Voice

Whereas I completely adore everybody within the ultimate three, I feel one thing Jeff stated to Maria is making this sport’s ultimate levels irritating for me. He stated that the laborious factor about being too good is that it makes you a goal. What finally ends up taking place is there are three mediocre gamers on the finish as a result of all of the C college students maintain getting collectively to assassinate the glory roll. What we’re left with is a considerably unsatisfying conclusion to a really bonkers season. That stated, it does really feel good to see {that a} good individual lastly completed first, regardless of standard knowledge.

Because the episode begins, it’s simply after Maria will get her hand caught within the cookie jar, the cookie jar being making an attempt to vote out her key ally/America’s Largest Taylor Swift Fan. She tries to inform Charlie that everybody was telling her all day they might vote for him, however she received bamboozled by Kenzie, Liz, and Ben. Charlie, in fact, is aware of that is bullshit as a result of he’s been working with them simply as carefully as Maria, which reveals that his “shut no door” concept of gameplay was an enormous asset.

Going into the problem, Maria is the one to beat, and she or he’s additionally competing to be the primary feminine contestant to win 4 particular person immunities, a report that this 47-year-old mother very rightly deserved. The problem is a bunch of obstacles adopted by a puzzle, however in a twist, the puzzle isn’t the top; it tells the gamers a sequence of clues to allow them to determine the mix, and as soon as they determine that out, they win. Kenzie must be reminded of this when she finishes her puzzle and throws her palms within the air like she has simply landed a landing.

Kenzie and Maria are each engaged on the puzzle, and Kenzie is pulling forward. We then see Liz do one thing that’s virtually extraordinary in a Survivor finale. As Kenzie is making an attempt to determine the combo, Liz reads her puzzle and figures out that Kenzie must depend the holes in a plank from a a lot earlier impediment. Liz voluntarily goes again, will get the plank, counts the holes (incorrectly at first, I would add), and primarily helps Kenzie simply edge out Maria. Kenzie all the time wins the reward, and when Jeff asks who she needs to take, she says, “I’m torn between Liz and Ben.” She’s torn? Who does she suppose she is? Natalie Imbruglia? She doesn’t get to be torn; Liz actually gained the problem for her! Fortunately for her, Liz tells Kenzie she’s allergic to pasta, so she ought to take Ben as an alternative.

It’s clear that since Maria didn’t win, she’s going residence and, regardless of how many instances they inform her it must be a praise that it took two of them to beat her, she nonetheless doesn’t actually consider it. Maria goes round camp telling everybody that Ben is a big menace, that it looks as if he hasn’t been taking part in the sport as a result of he’s been taking part in this tremendous stealthy sport, and he’ll annihilate all of them within the finale. Um, the rationale it looks as if Ben wasn’t taking part in a sport is as a result of he wasn’t. This man wrote down his greatest buddy’s title as a result of he was drunk on pizza, and Maria thought she was going to persuade individuals he was a secret mastermind? Please. I really feel like if she had achieved this to Kenzie and Ben about Liz, she may need had a greater likelihood, however she was actually doomed. The next tribal council is extra like a funeral as a result of everybody is aware of that Maria’s sport is deader than the folks that little child noticed in The Sixth Sense. (Spoiler alert!)

The ultimate problem is great — it must be referred to as Demise Plinko. The gamers must throw a ball up a pinball-esque rig, and whereas the ball is rolling down, they will clear up a puzzle, however they must throw the ball again once more earlier than it hits the underside, or they get a penalty whereas their ball rolls down a really gradual entice. They do an identical problem each season on Large Brother, besides the puzzle normally falls aside if you happen to don’t hit a button in time. Anyway, it is a nice ultimate problem as a result of it checks all types of nice abilities that aren’t energy or endurance, which I feel are belongings which might be wildly over-indexed on this sport anyway.

As a result of it’s one thing that’s laborious for everybody, then anybody can win. Nonetheless, it’s a bit of surprising to everybody, together with Ben, that he’s the one who takes the necklace. However as quickly as he will get again to camp, he begins agonizing about who he’ll ask to make hearth within the ultimate 4. He is aware of he needs Liz gone as a result of he can’t beat her, however meaning he has to determine whether or not to place up his day one brother from one other mom and Dumb and Dumber alliance member or Kenzie, the lady who has helped him via night time terrors each time the solar goes down. He finally decides that Kenzie and Liz ought to make hearth.

As a substitute of recapping that excruciating hearth face-off, and whereas I’ve Daddy Moneybags Vulture III’s soapbox, I wish to put up why I hate the finale format of Survivor generally. To start with, the fire-making problem sucks. Liz isn’t good at it, not as a result of she hasn’t practiced or achieved all of it seasons, however as a result of her wrist ligaments are too massive, so she has clompy wrists. (How does Liz, on a fundamental human stage, perform day by day?) That Liz ought to go residence due to nothing apart from that and never the results of one thing she stated or did is bullshit. I’ve stated it earlier than, and I’ll say it once more: it’s “Outwit, Outplay, Outlast,” not Outkindle. To boil somebody’s total sport down to at least one talent — one talent that’s important for survival, sure, however not important for the sport — misses the entire level of what we’re doing right here. The sport must be about technique, relationship-building, and, sure, bodily challenges. Fireplace highlights none of those. You may as properly ask two individuals to lip sync for his or her lives prefer it’s RuPaul’s Drag Race.

Additionally, the selection of sending two individuals to fireplace may nonetheless break a winner’s sport. What if Liz gained after which beat all of them? Ben’s victory at Demise Plinko would imply nothing. That’s why I hate that the largest choice is at ultimate 4 slightly than ultimate three. The last word selection is successful an immunity problem at three and bringing one different individual to the top. I miss the drama of that; I miss there being a selection between two very completely different video games slightly than, as we’ve seen the previous couple of seasons, a selection between one completely different sport and two video games which might be mainly the identical. I don’t suppose that Survivor wants to return to what it was once, however I feel producers ought to examine the present endgame. What sort of winners is that this iteration producing? Is it doable to do higher?

So, sure, Kenzie beats Liz, who provides us quite a lot of hilarious sass on her manner out. (“Booooo. Tomato, Tomato.”) The ultimate three is Charlie, Kenzie, and Ben, who’re all wonderful individuals, however I wouldn’t say they’e wonderful gamers. I feel each Liz and Maria had been higher and deserved to be there, however their targets received too massive for the brand new period. Oh, and whereas we’re speaking about format modifications: I really like how ultimate tribal is structured to be extra of a dialogue, the place individuals can simply chime in and make factors. That’s why I’m going commando; I prefer it free-flowing. That stated, it looks as if this season, apart from Q misremembering his personal sport and every part that occurred on the seashores, we’ve reverted again to the “one jury member, one query” format of earlier seasons. (Kenzie’s spotlight is when Q is misremembering issues, and she or he says, “Guys, this is what I needed to work with. I deserve this win!”)

Not one of the ultimate three do a superb job promoting their video games or their overarching methods. Charlie is the one one who has a philosophy: by no means to shut a door, maintain himself protected, and all the time maintain a bit of little bit of energy. Ben cops to not actually having a lot of a sport and being “a little bit of a goat for just a few votes” however highlights how he made mates with everybody and stayed beneath the radar, listening to everybody and understanding the place the facility was mendacity so he may facet with it. Kenzie is mainly simply like, “I used to be good to all of you. Don’t vote me out.” I child Kenzie, who I really like. She has a fantastic reply for Tiff about how she satisfied Tiff and Q to maintain her buddy Ben as an alternative of Tim as a transfer she actually owned. She additionally owns that her social sport was her strategic sport, one thing that many within the “new period” don’t need to hear.

Finally, Kenzie will get probably the most votes, which is unsurprising as a result of she has mates on that jury, particularly Tiff, who appears to be rooting for her as quickly as these three sit down. Although she won’t have had the flashiest sport or made any loopy blindsides, Kenzie is a very deserving winner. Gentle abilities are sometimes missed on this sport, as is getting back from a deficit on the merge. Kenzie has stated abilities and managed to stage a comeback when she was down — that’s nearly as good of a sport of Survivor as anybody has performed. And I hope she doesn’t shut down the salon now that she’s wealthy as a result of I’d positively are available for a bang trim.

Pushing for brand new energy line

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