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Nicole’s News- June 29

In am interview with People magazine, Miranda Lambert revealed that her mother, Beverly, was diagnosed with breast cancer last fall but now is cancer free. Miranda says the battle brought her family closer together. You can read all about it in the new issue of People out Friday.


Brett Eldredge and Carly Pearce wil perform at the 46th annual Macy’s 4th of July Fireworks Spectacular on Monday. The special will begin at 7:00 on NBC.

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