Best Baby Dolls for 3 Yr Olds

Bollywood actress, Kalki Koechlin and her beau, Guy Hershberg's whole world had taken a 180 degree turn when a little angel had arrived in their lives. February 7, 2020, was the lucky day when Kalki had become a mother and had welcomed her baby girl, Sappho in her life. Ever since then, the loving mommy keeps sharing excerpts of her lovely moments with her little bundle of joy on her social media, and its an absolute delight to the eyes. (Recommended Read: 'Kumkum Bhagya' Fame, Shikha Singh Spills Beans On Her Pregnancy Cravings, Says She's Anxious) To announce the arrival of her little cotton ball, Kalki had taken to her Instagram handle and had shared the footprints of her baby doll. And had written a heartfelt note along with it, which could be read as "Please welcome Sappho. Born in 07/02/20. She just spent 9 months wrapped up like a momo in my uterus. Let's give her some space. Thank you for all the good wishes and positive energy pouring in. And r...

Indian playback singer Kanika Kapoor, who recently defeated Covid-19, has decided to donate her plasma for patients fighting novel coronavirus. The Baby Doll singer will donate plasma on April 28 or 29 after a team of doctors will visit her to check if she can do so, Indian media reported. The doctors from KGMU, Lucknow will visit Kanika to collect her plasma sample for test and she will donate if the doctors declare her fit. Kanika was recently discharged from the hospital after recovering from coronavirus. Days after her recovery, the singer penned an extensive note detailing her diagnosis, while also providing a timeline of the entire course of recovery. Baby Doll Fame Kanika Kapoor Tests Positive For Coronavirus; Panic Peaks As She Threw Party

Star Wars fans have another project to look forward to, with Russian Doll showrunner Leslye Headland reportedly involved in an upcoming series for the Disney+ streaming service — more Baby Yoda, perhaps? News of the project was first reported by Variety and has not been confirmed by Disney, Lucasfilm, or Headland's representatives, but the report indicates that the series will be a female-led project set in a part of the sci-fi saga's timeline that hasn't been explored yet. Additional plot details are scarce, making the project a bit of a mystery at this point. We've reached out to Disney for additional details on the project and will update this story when we hear back. Headland is the co-creator of the hit Netflix series Russian Doll in addition to serving as an executive producer on the series and its showrunner. She is expected to write and serve as showrunner for the Star Wars series, which is currently assembling a staff. Headland's seri...

If you think you had strong feelings when you first saw Baby Yoda, you are not alone. It turns out that The Mandalorian's Pedro Pascal did too. After fans caught a glimpse of Baby Yoda, a pop culture obsession was born, and Pascal saw the phenomenon coming when he saw Baby Yoda for the first time. The Mandalorian: Pedro Pascal Reacts to Internet's Crush on His Faceless Character

Pedro Pascal said it was "no surprise" when Baby Yoda became the true star of The Mandalorian, taking the internet by storm. The Child became a hugely popular internet meme when the first episode of The Mandalorian aired on Disney+ in the USA last year and British audiences can now feast their eyes on the adorable critter. Read more: Mandalorian doc coming on May the Fourth Pascal, who portrays the title character in the series, told Yahoo Movies UK that he knew from the first time he saw concept art that The Child would blow up online. "I can't bring myself to lie and be like 'we had no idea of the sensation that he would be'," the 45-year-old said. "We never talked about it being a sure thing, but I unconsciously kept to myself that the very first time I saw the image in the illustration during that first meeting, I was like 'oh my God, people are going to lose their mind over that'." Pascal added that it was "unbelievable" ...

© Photo: Astrid Stawiarz (Getty Images) Per Variety, Disney+ plans to expand its generous offering of Star Wars content with another new series. Currently in development, the next show is reportedly female-focused and will be written and helmed by Leslye Headland, co-creator of Netflix's Emmy-winning comedy Russian Doll. Happy birthday, baby (Yoda). Deadline and Variety have confirmed a that the forthcoming series "is understood to be an female-driven action thriller with martial arts elements and set in an alternate timeline from the usual Star Wars universe." It's still in the very early stages of staffing and plot details are, as is usually the case with these things, under wraps. As of now, Disney and Headland have yet to comment. The yet-to-be-titled thriller will be the latest in a roster of Star Wars offshoots currently homed by Disney+. Following the major success of Jon Favreu's The Mandalorian (which is already in the middle of se...

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