Nicole Beals

Nicole’s News- August 4

Lady A announced this morning that they are postponing their upcoming Request Line tour to give Charles Kelly all of the time and support he needs as he begins his journey to sobriety. The trio plans to return to the road in 2023.


Niko Moon and his wife, Anna, are expecting their first child, a baby girl.  The couple was very excited to share the news after a very difficult journey to conceive that led to them doing IVF beginning in 2020. Lilly Ann Moon is due in November.

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