TOLONO, Ill. – The Tolono Public Library is seeking to expand its role beyond a traditional book-lending facility by launching an innovative community garden. This initiative aims to foster community connections and enrich local engagement.
The concept for the garden was spearheaded by Community Engagement Librarian Hilary Reinhart, who is enthusiastic about its potential impact.
NEW IBERIA, La. — A festive parade celebrating the Lao New Year in rural Louisiana turned tragic on Saturday when a vehicle plowed into the crowd, injuring several attendees, according to local authorities.
The driver involved in the incident was swiftly detained and faces charges of impaired driving, police officials reported.
Footage circulating on social media captured the chaotic aftermath, depicting individuals lying on the ground at the annual event held in Broussard and New Iberia. The videos further revealed firefighters working diligently to rescue a person trapped beneath the car, which ultimately came to rest in a ditch along the parade route.
The Iberia Parish Sheriff’s Office indicated that approximately 15 people sustained injuries, with some cases being severe.
Rebecca Melancon, a spokesperson for the sheriff’s office, stated, “Initial findings suggest this was not an intentional act.”
Acadian Ambulance, a private ambulance company, said on social media that it responded to the emergency around 2:30 p.m. and sent 10 ambulances and a helicopter to aid the injured. Two patients were airlifted, it said.
The Louisiana State Police said the driver, who is 57 and lived in Jeanerette, appeared impaired when police arrived and later tested positive for a high blood alcohol level. He was charged with impaired, negligent and careless driving and having an open container of alcohol in the vehicle.
The parade is part of a three-day New Year celebration set in the Lanxang Village, a Laotian neighborhood near New Iberia with hundreds of families, and near the Buddhist temple grounds of Wat Thammarattanaram.
It features Southeast Asian food, live music, a parade and other family-friendly activities attracting thousands each year.
Louisiana Gov. Jeff Landry issued a statement about the incident. “Sharon and I are praying for all those affected, and are grateful for the first responders who have responded to the scene,” he said.
The festival’s organizers issued a statement on Facebook saying they were “profoundly saddened” by the incident.
“We are praying for the victims and for their families during this difficult time,” it said.
Afternoon and evening events were canceled, but the festival planned to hold religious services on Sunday, the organizers said.
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Left inset: Lucas Jones (Brevard County Sheriff’s Office). Right inset: Colie Daniel (WESH/YouTube). Background: Lucas Jones in court after allegedly killing and dismembering Florida resident Colie Daniel, who lived in Jones’ neighborhood (WKMG/YouTube).
A Florida teenager allegedly confessed to his girlfriend that he had “killed somebody and cut him up” following a brutal attack on a man in his neighborhood with a baseball bat. According to police reports, Lucas Jones, 19, from Indialantic, not only dismembered the victim but also collected the man’s blood to preserve on microscope slides.
In a chilling conversation recounted by his girlfriend, Jones expressed a desire to murder 28-year-old Colie Daniel because Daniel was a registered sex offender living nearby. The arrest affidavit confirms Jones’s statement, and online records indicate that Daniel had been convicted in 2018 for lewd or lascivious battery involving a minor aged 12 to 15.
“He wanted to kill him,” the girlfriend reportedly told police.
The affidavit further reveals that Jones had obtained a printed list of local sex offenders. Daniel, who lived nearby, was presumably included on this list of registered offenders that Jones had compiled.
Jones allegedly detailed to his girlfriend the gruesome manner in which he murdered Daniel, describing the use of a baseball bat for the killing and a cleaver, saw, and knife for dismemberment. According to the affidavit, Jones then placed Daniel’s dismembered body into two suitcases and two large Rubbermaid totes.
A portion of Daniel’s dismembered remains were found in an area known as the “Compound” in Palm Bay, along Bombardier Boulevard, on March 28. Vultures were spotted swarming around an abandoned suitcase, which led to the discovery.
Daniel’s parents had reported him missing on March 22 and informed police that he told them he was going over to a house about a mile away from their home; he never returned after saying he would be home for dinner.
The parents said they used “Find My iPhone” on Daniel’s iPad, which was left at their home, to determine that his cellphone was at 420 Watson Drive — Jones’ address, according to an affidavit for a search warrant.
They went over to the address on March 20.
“[Jones] confirmed that Colie Daniel was inside of his home, but … he refused to come to the door,” the affidavit says. “Colie Daniel’s parents refused to leave without seeing their son, so Lucas Jones called law enforcement, who responded to the scene.”
While the Indialantic Police Department and Colie Daniel’s parents were both on scene, Jones’ girlfriend arrived at the home. They had only been dating for about a month and a half, according to police.
“She often spends the night at Lucas Jones’ house and arrived on this evening after she got off of work,” the search warrant affidavit says.
Jones allegedly told his girlfriend to not say anything and go inside. He refused to let the parents and police enter his residence to see if Daniel, who had not been reported missing yet, was there, the arrest affidavit states.
“No contact was ever made with Daniel that evening,” the arrest affidavit says, noting how his parents and the responding officers left. “The residence at the time law enforcement and victim family members were there was an active crime scene, and Jones was in the process of cleaning up,” the document alleges.
Jones’ girlfriend later told cops that when she walked inside the home, Jones told her “I killed somebody and cut him up” and confessed that it was Daniel, according to the arrest affidavit.
“Jones had already cleaned up most of the blood inside of the home, but she still saw blood in the tile grout, the carpet rugs, the baseboards, and the wall outside of his bedroom,” the arrest affidavit says. “She also noticed one tile outside of his bedroom was cracked and dented in the shape of a head.”
Police returned to Jones’ home on the morning of March 21 — the day before Daniel’s parents reported him missing — but were unable to find any sign of him after being let into the residence to look around. After they eventually left, Jones’ girlfriend said he asked her to ride with him in her car to “throw away” the suitcase and totes containing Daniel’s remains, according to the affidavits.
“Shortly after Indialantic Police Department departs, so does Jones who is accompanied by [the girlfriend],” the arrest affidavit says. “Prior to departure, Jones loaded up at least two gray Rubbermaid storage totes and at least one black suitcase into the back seat.”
The couple allegedly made multiple stops “removing each tote and the suitcase from the vehicle at separate locations” throughout the Compound area in Palm Bay, according to police. After Daniel’s remains were discovered, authorities returned to Jones’ home with a search warrant and allegedly found evidence of blood throughout the residence.
On March 30, two days after the remains were found, Jones’ girlfriend came forward and confessed to police about what allegedly happened. She told them about items Jones used to clean up the crime scene and other objects used during the commission of the murder, according to the arrest affidavit.
“These items include but not limited to carpet rugs, paint used in covering up the walls and baseboards, residential trash cans, drills, plumbing pea-traps and evidence of microscope slides containing biological-matter,” the arrest affidavit says. “A drill bit was located in a bag along with some of the remains. There was an injury observed consistently with a drill hole, similar in size to the drill bit found.”
Jones was arrested and charged with murder, abuse of a dead body, transporting a human body in unauthorized containers, and tampering with evidence. He is being held without bond and is due to be arraigned on April 21.
Once a fervent supporter of the president and a prominent female figure in the MAGA movement, she was a key player in Trump’s political landscape.
However, after being ousted from Trump’s inner circle due to the Epstein files, former Republican congresswoman Marjorie Taylor Greene has unleashed a flurry of criticism toward the administration.
On a significant day in the calendar, Greene has not held back in expressing her discontent.
Her response was triggered by Trump’s controversial post regarding Iran, where he ominously warned of unleashing “hell” unless they “Open the F—-‘ Strait”.
But what truly provoked her ire was the inclusion of the phrase “Praise be to Allah” in his message.
“Everyone in his administration that claims to be a Christian needs to fall on their knees and beg forgiveness from God and stop worshipping the President and intervene in Trump’s madness,” she posted on X.
“I know all of you and him and he has gone insane, and all of you are complicit.
“Trump threatening to bomb power plants and bridges hurts the Iranian people, the very people Trump claimed he was freeing.
“On Easter, of all days, we as Christians should be reminded that the son of God died and rose from the grave so that we can be forgiven once and for all of our sins.
“Jesus commanded us to love one another and forgive one another. Even our enemies.
“Our President is not a Christian and his words and actions should not be supported by Christians.”
McALLEN, Texas — A young father endured a five-month ordeal waiting for the release of his 3-year-old daughter from federal custody. The child had crossed the U.S.-Mexico border with her mother, and he hoped for a swift reunion despite numerous delays.
It wasn’t until he sought legal help that he discovered the shocking news: his daughter had allegedly been sexually abused in the foster home where immigration authorities had placed her after separating her from her mother.
“She was in there for so long,” the father, a legal permanent resident of the U.S., lamented. “I just believe that if they had acted more quickly, this could have been avoided.” He spoke to The Associated Press under the condition of anonymity to protect his daughter’s identity as a victim of sexual abuse.
The situation arose as part of the Trump administration’s policies aimed at detained immigrant children, including the father’s daughter. Last year, these policies introduced new rules and procedures that led to significant increases in detention durations. The federal government also sought to eliminate a key policy designed to protect immigrant children in custody by pushing for indefinite family detention.
During the months his daughter spent in foster care, the father’s efforts to reunite with her were repeatedly stalled. The government claimed it was unable to schedule an appointment for his fingerprinting, further delaying the process.
During that time, according to court documents, the girl said she was sexually abused by an older child staying with her in foster care in Harlingen, Texas. A caregiver noticed the child’s underwear was on backward, according to the lawsuit. The girl then told the caregiver she was abused multiple times and it caused bleeding. Federal Office of Refugee Resettlement officials told the father that there had been an “accident” and his daughter would be examined, he told the AP in an interview.
“I asked them, ‘What happened? I want to know. I’m her father. I want to know what’s going on,’ and they just told me that they couldn’t give me more information, that it was under investigation,” the father said.
The girl underwent a forensic exam and interview. Although the father wasn’t told of the outcome, the older child accused of the abuse was removed from that foster program, according to the lawsuit.
The girl was forensically examined and interviewed, according to the lawsuit. The abuse allegations were reported to local law enforcement, said Lauren Fisher Flores, the lawyer representing the girl. The Associated Press does not typically name people who have said they were sexually abused.
“To have your child abused while in the government’s care, to not understand what has happened or how to protect them, to not even be told about the abuse, it is unimaginable,” Fisher Flores said. “Children deserve safety and they belong with their parents.”
The ORR and its parent agency, the Department of Health and Human Services, were named in the child’s lawsuit but did not respond to emails seeking comment.
The girl and her mother illegally crossed the border near El Paso on Sept. 16 of last year. When her mother was charged with making false statements and they were separated, the toddler was sent to the custody of the ORR, which cares for immigrant children in shelter or foster settings.
Children in ORR’s care are released to parents or sponsors who submit to a rigorous process that has grown more extensive under the Trump administration.
Stricter rules were imposed on documentation required for sponsors, border agents started pressuring unaccompanied children to self-deport before transferring them to shelters and Immigration and Customs Enforcement started arresting some sponsors in the middle of the release process.
Legal advocates filed lawsuits challenging the policy changes, anticipating that they would result in prolonged detention.
Average custody times for children cared for by ORR grew from 37 days when Trump took office in January 2025 to almost 200 days this February. The total number of children in ORR custody fell by about half during the same time period.
Attorneys are now turning to habeas petitions, which function as emergency lawsuits, to expedite the release of children to their parents and sponsors.
Fisher Flores, legal director of the American Bar Association’s ProBar project, said that this year the organization has worked on eight habeas corpus petitions representing children who have been held in federal custody for an average of 225 days. They had not filed these kinds of petitions for children before the start of this Trump administration.
Fisher Flores said that legal intervention helped prompt the federal government to respond to the father’s sponsorship application.
After the monthslong delay, attorneys sent the government a letter in February and prompted them to allow the father to receive appointments for a fingerprinting background check, a home visit and a DNA test. Then ORR stalled again, offering no timeline on her expected release.
Attorneys filed the habeas petition in federal court and two days later, ORR released the girl to her father.
It was while the attorneys prepared the lawsuit that the father realized that the “accident” officials had told him about was alleged sexual abuse.
“Increasingly, we have to turn to the federal courts to challenge these harmful legal violations and demand that children be released,” Fisher Flores said.
The fingerprinting policy was challenged during the first Trump administration by legal advocates including the National Center for Youth Law. Other nationwide lawsuits are opposing more recent changes affecting the custody and care of immigrant children.
“This represents yet another version of family separation,” Neha Desai, managing director at Children’s Human Rights and Dignity at the National Center for Youth Law, said of the 3-year-old girl’s case.
“A bipartisan Congress designed protections around the simple principle that children should be released to their family quickly and safely. This administration has been consistently flouting its legal obligations to release children to their families, profoundly jeopardizing children’s health and well-being,” Desai added.
When the father finally reunited with his daughter, he cried. His daughter was happy to see him, too.
But after her five months in detention, he started noticing changes: She had nightmares and was easily upset. “She was never like that” before, her father said.
The pair now live in Chicago with the girl’s grandparents while her case moves through the immigration court.
GREENSBORO, N.C. (WGHP) — A chilling incident unfolded at a Walmart in Greensboro, North Carolina, that could have ended in tragedy.
London Green and his girlfriend, Adasia Allen, shared with Nexstar’s WGHP that their visit to Walmart that evening was unplanned.
“As we were exiting, we heard a woman shouting, ‘Help, help!’” Green described.
The police reported that a woman was stabbed in the Walmart parking lot at approximately 7:30 p.m. on Tuesday.
“I saw her clutching her neck, blood gushing between her fingers, and everyone was stepping away from her,” Green recounted.
Green didn’t know the victim, but in the middle of the chaos, he became the person she needed the most. In those few minutes, before first responders arrived, Green’s quick actions may have made all the difference.
“I guess God came over me and told me to just be the one to help, you know what to do, so go help,” he added. Relying on his military training, Green knew he had to put pressure on the victim’s deep neck wound using paper towel another bystander handed him.
“She kept saying, once I helped her, ‘Somebody call my mom, I want to talk to my mom.’ It just made me realize, OK, life…cherish people around you,” Green said. “I don’t know the lady, I just pray that she’s OK.”
As that woman continues to recover, Green says he is thankful that he was in the right place at the right time to help save a life.
A 52-year-old woman was taken into custody last week in connection with the stabbing. According to Greensboro Police, Tokyia Brown allegedly stabbed the woman, a Walmart employee, after moving a shopping cart into the woman’s vehicle. Brown said something to the Walmart employee, the prosecutor explained in court last week, and the employee then got out of her vehicle.
Warrants accused Brown of using something sharp on a keychain to then stab the Walmart employee.
The woman tried to run into the store as other employees called 911. While she was taken to the hospital for injuries that were deemed to be non-life-threatening, authorities said she required surgery.
Brown, meanwhile, was found near the Walmart store and taken into custody. She has since been charged with assault with a deadly weapon with intent to kill, inflicting serious injury. She was being held without bond.
WGHP’s Emily Mikkelsen, Gretchen Stenger, and Dolan Reynolds contributed to this report.
Seth Rogen Shares Insights on How ‘The Studio’ Season 2 Addresses the Loss of Catherine O’Hara
Dan Levy expresses that a Schitt’s Creek revival is off the table without the beloved Catherine O’Hara.
After the passing of the actress, who starred alongside Dan in the acclaimed series, due to a brief illness, the Good Grief star admitted he was considering developing a sequel before her untimely death.
What does this mean for the future of the Rose family?
“No,” Dan, 42, firmly stated during an April 4 segment on CBS News Sunday Morning. “Not now. You just can’t.”
“It’s tough. It’s tough being back,” he said through tears of visiting the community in Ontario, Canada, where Schitt’s Creek was filmed. “I didn’t think that I’d have quite an emotional reaction.”
But the memory of working alongside Catherine—who played Dan’s mom Moira Rose on the show—was enough to bring him to tears.
“Just a lot of memories,” he explained of what caused him to get choked up, “memories with Catherine.”
He added, “It’s what you have to hold onto is the memories of it all”
That, he emphasized, and “an incredible clip reel,” he quipped. “Listen, for someone who was not on the internet, she knew how to meme.”
In a recent chat with Vanity Fair, Chloe Fineman recounted a surprising tale from her pre-fame years that left her Saturday Night Live colleagues visibly shocked and has since stirred online debate.
During the interview, Fineman revealed that she was dismissed from a camp counselor position for embarrassing a young camper by pulling down his pants — a move that revealed he wasn’t wearing any underwear. Initially, she omitted the child’s age, but upon inquiry, she specified that the camper was a six-year-old boy, whose “little ding-a-ling was out,” attempting to downplay the incident with, “it was Berkeley, it was a different time.”
This moment, originally captured in an uncut clip, has been notably altered in the version uploaded to Vanity Fair’s YouTube channel. In the edited version, key details such as the boy’s age and additional context were removed, prompting criticism from viewers who have compared both versions. Fineman’s fellow cast members, including Ashley Padilla and Sarah Sherman, reacted with visible discomfort, with Padilla remarking, “Oh honey, I think you’re on a list somewhere.”
The stark difference between the two versions has ignited discussions online, as many question the portrayal of the story as a humorous or “quirky” anecdote when the complete context is considered.
The contrast between the unedited and edited versions has sparked conversation online, with some questioning the framing of the story as a lighthearted or “quirky” memory once the full details are known.
One YouTube user commented “NO WAY THEY EDITED THW FIRST STORY LOL,” while another wrote: “Edit away…. We all saw the original.”
Fineman, who joined Saturday Night Live in 2019, has built a reputation as one of the show’s standout impressionists, known for her spot-on takes on celebrities like Drew Barrymore, Timothée Chalamet, and Jennifer Coolidge.
Her polished, often eccentric on-screen persona has made her a reliable presence in sketches and celebrity-driven bits, particularly in recent seasons as the show has leaned heavily into viral impressions.
Off-screen, Fineman has occasionally leaned into similarly offbeat storytelling in interviews — though this latest anecdote is drawing a different kind of attention. In a strange twist of zeitgeisty coincidence, an startling confession sparks the plot of The Drama, the new Robert Pattinson / Zendaya movie currently playing in theaters.
As clips from the interview continue to circulate, the gap between what aired and what was cut is becoming part of the conversation itself — a reminder that, sometimes, the edit can be just as revealing as the story.
In a heartwarming turn of events, an Idaho pizza delivery driver on the brink of retirement received a $40,000 tip for his outstanding service. The act of kindness stemmed from his extra effort to deliver a customer’s favorite Diet Coke.
Dan Simpson, a 68-year-old resident of Boise, recently gained internet fame after he made an additional trip to a grocery store to pick up Diet Cokes for a couple when his Domino’s branch ran out of the soda.
A doorbell camera captured the moment Simpson delivered the pizzas along with two-liter bottles of soda. Despite being offered an extra tip, he politely declined, mentioning his 14-year tenure as a part-time employee at the restaurant.
Brian Wilson, the customer, shared the encounter on TikTok, where it went viral with 2.5 million views and thousands of comments from viewers desperate to show support.
Moved by the story, a customer named Wilson launched a GoFundMe campaign to help Simpson retire comfortably.
Now, just weeks before he was set to retire, Simpson received a generous windfall of $43,250 from kind-hearted donors across the internet by Saturday morning.
‘This can’t be real,’ Simpson remembered thinking as he stared at his phone while the donations flooded in at lightning speed, according to the Idaho Statesman.
‘I’m thinking, “This has got to be some kind of a scam,”‘ he added.
Domino’s delivery driver Dan Simpson, 68, took a second trip to a grocery store to get Diet Cokes for a couple after the restaurant ran out
Brian and Katey Wilson, the customers, launched a GoFundMe that raised more than $40,000 from strangers toward Simpson’s retirement
After getting sober and returning to school, Simpson said that saving for retirement was a constant struggle despite decades of work
‘I don’t think I work any harder than anyone else. I’ve always tried to be a pretty nice guy and help people out, because I know what it’s like to be down and out.’
With his retirement savings suddenly soaring, Simpson is dreaming bigger than ever – a trip to California’s giant Redwoods is next on the list.
‘Well, now I might go to Hawaii,’ he told the outlet. ‘Actually, I’d rather go to Melba.’
But one thing is clear: Simpson has no intention of stopping his pizza deliveries at the neighborhood restaurant, despite the newfound fame and fortune.
The story took off on March 27, when Simpson called the Wilsons to explain that Domino’s had run out of their preferred Diet Coke, adding that he could bring something else if they wished.
Even though the call went unanswered, Simpson went above and beyond, spending his own money to make sure the couple got exactly what they wanted.
He arrived at their door, apologized once more for the inconvenience, and explained that he had made a quick stop to pick up some Diet Cokes, seemingly treating the kind gesture as no big deal.
‘On a busy Friday night. During deliveries. Completely out of his own time and effort,’ Wilson wrote on the GoFundMe page.
Simpson revealed that he’s been working as a driver with the restaurant as a second job for 14 years
Wilson said the kind act was especially meaningful, since he and his wife both struggle with visual impairments and quick errands
Simpson told the couple that the original $6 tip was more than enough when they asked how they could leave more
‘We were honestly blown away,’ he added. ‘That level of care and kindness is rare these days.’
The footage shows Wilson, visibly blown away by Simpson’s generosity, telling him he wanted to add to the original $6 tip – but having no cash on hand, he offered to call the store instead.
In response, Simpson said: ‘Oh, you don’t need to. It’s a good tip.’
‘On the surface, it probably looked like such a small gesture,’ Wilson told the Idaho Statesman. ‘But to us, it felt like so much more than that.’
‘What Dan didn’t know is that my wife and I are both visually impaired, so running out to the store for a “quick” pickup is not something that is simple or easy for us,’ he added.
‘What may have seemed like a tiny inconvenience to solve on his end actually made a huge difference on ours.’
When Simpson returned to work the next day, his much younger coworkers greeted him with some surprising news: ‘Man, you’re famous, dude,’ according to the outlet.
He found out that the heartwarming encounter was now on TikTok, paired with the caption: ‘The world needs more Dans.’
‘I don’t think I work any harder than anyone else,’ Simpson said. ‘I’ve always tried to be a pretty nice guy and help people out, because I know what it’s like to be down and out.’
The longtime driver, who works nights to supplement his day job at the Idaho Department of Agriculture, opened up about past challenges – including time spent in prison for a DUI.
Even after getting sober and returning to school over 20 years ago, Simpson revealed that saving for retirement has remained a constant struggle despite decades of work.
Just days after the TikTok went viral, Wilson set up a GoFundMe, spurred on by thousands of strangers eager to pitch in.
‘This is old school respect and going beyond duty,’ one comment read.
Another said: ‘As someone that has worked with Dan for years. He is so deserving of this. He would always stay late and take extra deliveries when we were super busy even though he started his first job at 5am and had to be back at 5am the next day.’
‘SOBBING. What a freaking wholesome interaction. Both of you so kind, I’m happy that he’s retiring in 26 days. My heart can’t handle it,’ a third added.
According to Wilson, the goal of launching the fundraiser was to ‘come together to give him the send-off he deserves.’
Simpson works nights to supplement his day job at the Idaho Department of Agriculture
Wilson said the goal of launching the fundraiser was to ‘come together to give him the send-off he deserves’
Simpson plans to use the funds for a trip to see California’s giant Redwoods
‘If a small act of kindness can make such an impact on us, imagine what a community of people can do for him,’ he wrote.
‘Let’s show Dan that his kindness didn’t go unnoticed. Let’s help him step into retirement feeling appreciated, supported, and celebrated.’
Meanwhile, as the donations poured in, Simpson said the experience has been ‘hard to believe’ as he attempts to process the massive payout for something as simple as kindness.
‘For stopping and getting someone a soda,’ he laughed during an interview with the Statesman. ‘It took me about three minutes.’
‘They say I went the extra mile, but for goodness’ sake, it was no big deal,’ he added.
The Wilsons thanked the public for their ‘incredible donations,’ ensuring that Simpson can enjoy the relaxing, long-overdue retirement he’s earned.
‘We’ve had several opportunities to chat with him about the fundraiser, and he’s BLOWN away!’ the post read. ‘Dan is such a humble guy, and incredibly appreciative of your contributions.’
The Kardashian clan pulled out all the stops to give their children a memorable Easter celebration.
Kris Jenner gave fans a glimpse into the festive family gathering by sharing videos and photos, kicking off the celebration early on Saturday.
Khloé Kardashian delighted followers with a heartfelt selfie on Instagram, capturing all five sisters together—herself, Kim Kardashian, Kourtney Kardashian, Kylie Jenner, and Kendall Jenner.
In a clip posted on Kris’s Instagram Stories, Khloé highlighted their pre-Easter activities, showing her daughter True, 7, while mentioning that her 3-year-old son, Tatum, was busy crafting slime.
“And we’re just having fun. I’m having fun,” Khloé added with a smile.
Kris then showed the delicious buffet covering two entire tables, that was also being filmed by a camera crew. Entrees included steak, sushi, fried rice, chow mein and egg rolls, while festive treats included a bright blue robin’s egg cake, tulip-shaped cookies and more.
On Easter Sunday, Kylie showed off the overstuffed Easter egg baskets for the kids, noting that Kris and Khloé go “all out.” The personalized baskets included big stuffed animals, candy and even slippers.
The kids later partook in fun craft activities, like decorating pink heart-shaped boxes and white ceramic Easter eggs.
Kris, 70, also shared throwback pics of her family celebrating Easter together over the years on Instagram, including pics of the late Robert Kardashian with Khloe, Kim and Kourtney as adorable toddlers.
Khloé has been in the headlines as of late due to Netflix’s new documentary, “Untold: The Death and Life of Lamar Odom,” which revisited her tumultuous marriage to Lamar Odom from 2009-2016.
The mother of two participated in the doc, recalling how she used to go to motels where he was having affairs with women and using drugs to clean up after him.
She also explained making medical decisions for the former athlete after his near-fatal 2015 drug overdose in a Nevada brothel and nursing him back to health, only to discover he was using drugs again months after.
Odom, 46, exclusively told Page Six that he is “grateful” for his time married to Khloé, 41, “but people and places in your life change.”
“I’m just working on being my best self, and being present every day,” he said of his current state of mind.
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