Mar. 16, 2025
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Devon Stillhas no regrets about leaving his professional football career behind — in fact, he’s never made an easier decision.
“Walking away from football was one of the easiest things that I ever did,” the former defensive endtells PEOPLE in a new interview.
Still tells PEOPLE his mindset going into the NFL helped keep him grounded, ultimately helping him make the choice to leave.
“I learned something huge before I made it to the NFL that prepared me for that moment,” Still explains.
Mar. 16, 2025
Devon Windsor and Johnny Dex Barbara.Photo: Patrick McMullan via Getty Images
Devon Windsoris going to be a mom!
The Victoria’s Secret model, 27, revealed that she’s expecting her first child with husband Johnny Dex Barbara on Friday, writing on her Instagram , “I’m pregnant👼🏼 !! Johnny and I are so excited to finally share the news with you guys!”
“I have dreamt of being a mama my whole life,” she continued.
Mar. 16, 2025
Devon Windsor and Johnny Dex Barbara.Photo: Patrick McMullan via Getty Images
“Johnny and I are so in love with our little angel girl! 👼🏼 She joined us on September 8, at 4:58 pm. … Best day of my life! Thank you so much for the well wishes! 🙏🏼,” the new mom captioned the post.
Announcingthe pregnancy news in March, the model wrote on Instagram that she was “so excited” to become a mom.
Mar. 16, 2025
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Philadelphia Eagleswide receiverDeVonta Smithwas the subject of an unfortunate jumbotron error on Sunday. The NFL player was sitting courtside at the Wells Fargo Center in Philadelphia to watch the 76ers' 118-106 win over the Miami Heat.
Unfortunately, an error on the arena’s jumbotron labeled Smith, 23, a “former” Philadelphia Eagle. Smith is currently on the team’s roster.
NBC Sports Philadelphia reporterJohn Clarkshared the photo of Smith at the game before users in the tweet’s replies noticed the error.
Mar. 16, 2025
Photo: Courtesy Patrick O’BrienPatrick O’Brien has a gift for his 8-year-old son, Sean, this Father’s Day – one that took him 10 years to create.In 2005, when doctors told the popular New York City DJ that he would live for only two-to-five years after he was diagnosed withALS (Amyotrophic Lateral Sclerosis), also known as Lou Gehrig’s disease, O’Brien, then 31, decided to make a movie documenting his journey, determined to make his remaining years count.