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This past June, actress Trina McGee announced she was pregnant with her fourth baby at age 54. Now, Trina, most notable for her role as Angela Moore in the 90s TV series Boy Meets World, has sadly revealed she miscarried her baby, who would have been her first with her husband Marcello Thedford. The actress shared the news during an interview on The Tamron Hall Show.

Two days before joining the talk show host, Tamron and Trina spoke on the phone where the actress shared that she lost her baby. “You revealed to me that you were no longer pregnant,” Tamron shared at the top of the interview. The Classmates star confirmed, “I did lose the baby,” before opening up about the experience. “It wasn’t expected, it was closer to the end of the first trimester. We don’t have any real reasons why.” Despite losing her baby, Trina shared,...

Trina McGee is opening up about her personal life.

The 55-year-old Boy Meets World actress revealed that after announcing she was pregnant at age 54 in June, she had a miscarriage afterward.

In a special appearance on The Tamron Hall Show, she explained that she lost her baby early into her pregnancy.

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“I did lose the baby. It wasn’t expected, it was closer to the end of the first trimester. We don’t have any real reasons why,” she began.

“I was still so grateful to have the experience of being able to conceive at this age and this time,” she went on, saying that she went through “a lot of depression” and that “it was hard to get out of bed” following the development.

“There are so many things that come when you really want a family and you want your family to be complete.

On Monday September 23 2024, ABC broadcasts Tamron Hall!

Candid Conversations Part 3 Season 6 Episode 15 Episode Summary

The upcoming episode of “Tamron Hall,” titled “Candid Conversations Part 3,” promises an engaging lineup of guests. The show will air on ABC and features actress Trina McGee, her husband Marcello Thedford, actress Macy Gray, and reality TV personality Jackie Goldschneider. Each guest brings a unique perspective and story to the table, making for a lively discussion.

Trina McGee, known for her role on “Boy Meets World,” will share insights about her career and personal life. Alongside her husband, Marcello Thedford, they will delve into their relationship and the dynamics of being in the public eye. Their conversation is expected to touch on love, support, and the challenges of balancing family and fame.

Macy Gray, a talented singer and actress, will also join the discussion. She has a rich history in the entertainment industry and will likely...

Boy Meets World actress Trina McGee is currently pregnant with baby number four. Congratulations are certainly in order seeing as how the talented actress is 54 years old!

Trina recently opened up about her miracle pregnancy, and getting ready for a baby when most people her age are getting ready for retirement. Check out what the former Boy Meets World cast member had to say.

Boy Meets World – Star Confirms Miracle Pregnancy

If you aren’t familiar with actress Trina McGee, you will most likely recognize her from her role as Angela Moore on the iconic sitcom Boy Meets World from 1997-2000. She also appeared in movies like the Birdcage, Friday After Next, and Daylight in the late 90’s.

McGee had small roles on a few primetime TV shows like Picket Fences, Martin, A Different World, and Family Matters. In 2015 she returned as Angela Moore in the Boy Meets World spinoff,...

Trina McGee is thrilled to be pregnant with her fourth child at age 54. The actress says she was a year into menopause. Now she is explaining how she came to conceive at her age. In an interview with Entertainment Tonight, she shared that she and her second husband Marcello Thedford had been hoping for a child together for years and decided to take a more holistic approach. Though they considered IVF, they decided to seek out intervention in Belize, linked to Thedford’s own “cultural background.” In Belize, the couple worked with Garifuna shamans on natural remedies which assisted the actress in reversing menopause and successfully helping the couple conceive a child together. She took medicinal herbs, practiced a healthy lifestyle, and lived in a low-stress environment. Her shifts in daily practices came down to matters as small as what’s on the TV. “The number one thing for me...

Recently, CBS released the new,official synopsis/spoilers for their upcoming "Criminal Minds" episode 22 of season 10. The episode is entitled, "Protection," and it turns out that we're going to see some pretty interesting stuff as a vigilante UnSub becomes the focus of the Bau's latest investigation, and more. In the new, 22nd episode press release: Victims Discovered In The Los Angeles Area Have The Bau Searching For A Vigilante Unsub. Press release number 2: When shooting victims are found in the Los Angeles area with possible links to criminal activity, the Bau will search for a vigilante UnSub. Guest stars feature: Joe Adler (Danny Lee Stokes), Christina Vlahakes (Milena Valdez), Melissa Pino (Patricia Valdez), Todd Williams (Detective Spreewell), Marcello Thedford (Eddie "Sweetness" Parrish), Shoniqua Shandai (Working Girl #3), Elena Tovar (Lizette Castro), George Caleodis (Gary Fisher), Sandy Gimpel (Utility Stunt (Clara Miller)), Eric Watson (Utility Stunt (Lamar Taylor)), John Hundrieser (Club...

We just discovered some news from actress Vivica Fox as she has just inked a multi-episode deal to star in the upcoming series titled Pastor Jones. The deal, inked with Nulite Entertainment, calls for Ms. Fox to play Dr.Hunter, an ex-girlfriend of Pastor Jones', who recently joins Grace United Christian Church.

Nulite Entertainment will produce 75 episodes of the show, based on the popular character, Pastor Jones, played by actor Jean Claude Lamarre. Other talent includes Sheryl Lee Ralph, Clifton Powell, Paula Jai Parker and Marcello Thedford.

Since its debut in 2006, Pastor Jones, which stars Lamarre, has sold more than 2 million units on home video, grossing approximately $8 million in sales. The movies have amassed a large Christian following among African-American audiences with inspirational storylines, dealing with themes of abuse, infidelity, redemption and faith. Lamarre is now venturing into television with this new half hour comedy also entitled Pastor Jones.

In last week's episode of The Game, the CW sports sitcom about football players and their wives, we were left on a rather dispririting note, with Clay, an outed player, left alone in the lockerroom, abandoned by his teammates — especially the sitcom's lead character, Malik (Hosea Chancez).

Picking up the story this week (on Friday), Mickey (Brian McGovern), the team manager, has had a chance to think things through, and he's decided, "We're all going to stand behind Clay."

"Well, that's better than standing in front of him!" calls out one of the players. Malik even comes right out and refers to Clay as a "fag." Later, one of the footplayer players' wives gets drunk and tells a series of surprisingly ribald gay jokes. "Why are gay men the first ones to check out of a hotel? Because they get their stuff packed at night."

Brian McGovern and Coby Bell...

"Ladies and gentlemen ... the tight ends!"

We wrote last week that the CW's football sitcom The Game would be featuring a gay storyline on Friday, and we tuned in to check out just how the show would handle the idea of a closeted gay player being on a pro sports team.

I actually got a kick out of several parts of the episode, mostly the intentionally over-the-top "It's Raining Men" musical number in the locker room. But when the episode ended with most of the issues left unresolved, I was frankly a bit worried ... which was thankfully the show's intention.

Here's what went down...

Lead character and team star Malik (Hosea Chancez) has a nasty ex (Robin Givens, playing herself) who implies in a TV interview that their marriage went sour because Malik is gay (he's not). His teammates give him some good-natured ribbing (that's where the musical number comes...

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The Wayans brothers -- Keenen Ivory, Marlon and Shawn -- are making their first foray into cable series with "The Life and Times of Marcus 'Felony' Brown," a scripted comedy for VH1.

The cable network has ordered a pilot for the half-hour, single-camera project, an edgy urban comedy VH1 is producing with Wayans Bros. Prods.

Marlon and Shawn Wayans developed "Felony" with Rick Alvarez, their longtime producing partner at Wayans Bros. The three are executive producing the show with Keenen Ivory Wayans and Modus Entertainment's Lisa Suzanne Blum, who manages the brothers.

"Felony" centers on a up-and-coming hard-core East Coast rapper (Darius McCrary) who, after his debut album goes platinum, is forced to relocate to Los Angeles to record his follow-up. Along for the ride are his self-hyping hype man, E-Z (Vince Green); jet-setting manager, Cash (Jon Abrahams); and hard-partying bodyguard, Tiny (Marcello Thedford). Affion Crockett plays Seville, Marcus' personal barber, while Toni Trucks is Tia, Marcus' assistant.

UPDATED 11:30 a.m. PT Dec. 6

The Wayans brothers -- Keenen Ivory, Marlon and Shawn -- are making their first foray into cable series with "The Life and Times of Marcus 'Felony' Brown," a scripted comedy for VH1.

The cable network has ordered a pilot for the half-hour, single-camera project, an edgy urban comedy VH1 is producing with Wayans Bros. Prods.

Marlon and Shawn Wayans developed "Felony" with Rick Alvarez, their longtime producing partner at Wayans Bros. The three are executive producing the show with Keenen Ivory Wayans and Modus Entertainment's Lisa Suzanne Blum, who manages the brothers.

"Felony" centers on a up-and-coming hard-core East Coast rapper (Darius McCrary) who, after his debut album goes platinum, is forced to relocate to Los Angeles to record his follow-up. Along for the ride are his self-hyping hype man, E-Z (Vince Green); jet-setting manager, Cash (Jon Abrahams); and hard-partying bodyguard, Tiny (Marcello Thedford). Affion Crockett plays Seville, Marcus' personal barber, while Toni Trucks is Tia, Marcus' assistant.