Nicole Beals

Nicole’s News- October 19

Luke Bryan will host this year’s CMA Awards on his own. It’s not his first hosting gig. Luke has hosted the ACM Awards with Blake Shelton and with Dierks Bentley. The CMA Awards will be handed out November 10 on ABC.

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Jimmie Allen is a dad again. His wife, Alexa, gave birth to the couples daughter, Zara James, on Saturday. The couple also shares a daughter Naomi Bettie, 19 months and Jimmie’s 7 year old son, Aadyn from a previous relationship. Jimmie will be back in the ballroom tonight to dance the Fox Trot, with his Dancing with the Stars parnter, Emma Slater.

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