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Kelly Risha and Tag Mark Consuelos‘A few family members are missing a Christmas card this year.
“We’re tired of getting all the photos our kids are allowed every year,” Consuelos, 54, explained People In an interview published on Monday, December 8. “They came out.”
“We cut them off,” Ripa, 55, added to their children, An artist28, You’re shooting24, no Joaquin22.
However, the mother of three said her children were very unhappy that they were not included.
“They’re complaining that they’re not on the Christmas card this year. They feel shortchanged, too [said] ‘How can you?’ “Pila told the corpse.” I said, ‘I’m tired of waiting and I agreed to the photo. I have to move. ‘”
Instead of using a photo with their children, the couple chose to use a photo with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders. This particular pledge was taken after the cheerleaders performed “Santa Claus is coming to town” at the end of the Live with Kelly and Mark Halloween episode in October.
“We took a picture on set with the Dallas Cowboys Cheerleaders, and Mark is in the middle and we’re all wearing our special outfits,” Ripa said. “And Mark just look at the look on his face … He’s so happy and excited. He’s the happiest I’ve ever seen him on a Christmas card.”
Consuelos agreed, saying to the letter, “It’s going to be good this year.”
The couple also recalled another year when the kids “didn’t get along,” so Consuelos replaced her real-life family with her TV family from The CW. The river.
“That’s another great Christmas card,” Ripa said.
Michael, Lola and Jolaquin may make the cut next year, though. Ripa and Consuelos revealed that they already plan to use the photo with Radio City Rockette, apparently Live with Kelly and MarkThe Christmas sweater episode.
“The Radio City Rockettes, they’re amazing,” Ripa explained. “Every year I’m like, ‘We’re getting a picture with the rockets,’ but we do the show too late, and I have to get my Christmas card to the press early.”
Consuelos and Ripa said their children will get their Christmas cards back “when they have children” of their own.
“But until there are grandchildren, they are done,” said Ripa. “We’re just going out, kids.”
Rip and Consuelos met on the set of All my children In 1995 and soon tied the knot. They went on to welcome Mikayeli in June 1997, followed by Lola in June 2001 and Joaquin in February 2003.
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Back in July, Ripa told Amanda Hirsch on the “Not for skin but not for fat” podcast she finds “comfort” in the fact that her children are graduating from college without student loans to pay.
“I think my kids feel, they like, they’re very lucky in general,” she said. “Of course, as a consolation to know that my children have to graduate knowing that they were able to get out of the mountain of debt. They are very grateful.”
Ripa also said that she and Consuelos are trying to give their children a “normal” life growing up.
“They always lived, they came from the first years, they had temporary jobs, they were like that. And … In their circle of friends, they were the only ones with jobs,” he continues.
This page Hope and Faith The star added that her children were always ‘totally aware’ of their parents’ status and fame and what it meant to them.
“They will meet people on the street that will come to them and say, ‘I watched you grow up. It’s so nice to see you as an adult,'” he explained. “When my children were young, they had the opportunity to come and do, like, small stages … and they felt, they went out, and they came out, and they came out, and they came out, and they came out, and they came out, and they came out, and they came out, and they just went into childhood. It was like that. Most of the aunts, many uncles, grandparents.”
