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Fridays are for family!

Kylie Jenner and boyfriend Travis Scott took their “angel” baby Stormi to the park for a sweet adventure.

Jenner, 21, shared moments from their outing on her Instagram Stories, which document the 17-month-old tot happily jumping up and down on a playground bouncer.

Stormi later enjoyed playing in a sandbox with Scott, 28, as they built sandcastles together.

In the clip, Scott gently helped Stormi gather sand with his hands while she used a tiny play shovel.

The family of three then continued the fun on swings.

Kylie and Stormi sweetly faced each other as they swung back and forth while Scott recorded.

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The toddler could be heard screaming “Wee!” as Jenner attempted to kiss her every time they got close to one another while swinging.

It’s been an eventful summer for Stormi, who recently returned from Jenner’s “girl’s trip” to Turks and Caicos to celebrate the summer body care-focused launches of her Kylie Skin line.

Jenner’s BFF Anastasia (Stassie) Karanikolaou, Sofia Richie, makeup artist Ariel Tejada and her assistant Victoria Villarroel were also on the trip.

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“Let the adventures begin,” Jenner captioned the slideshow of images, adding the hashtag Kyle Skin summer trip.

She also shared a sweet family photo featuring Scott.

In the shot, the pair shared a kiss alongside their daughter while standing in front of the plane.

A source previously told PEOPLE that the Keeping Up with the Kardashians star is “very happy with her life” with Scott and their daughter.

“Kylie loves being a mom and can’t wait to give Stormi a sibling,” the insider said. “Everyone thinks Kylie will be pregnant with her second baby soon. They are trying.”

The source added, “She and Travis are discussing marriage.”

Jenner has also previously made it known that she wants Stormi to become a big sister.

On Father’s Day this year, the Kylie Cosmetics mogul revealed she wanted another little girl w

Read more: https://people.com/parents/kylie-jenner-travis-scott-take-stormi-to-park/

Jessica Alba has tattoo remorse.

The actress, 38, opened up about the ink she wishes she could erase, telling Refinery29 “I regret one of them… maybe two.”

Alba went on to explain that one of the tattoos is a bow on the middle of her lower back, which she calls “kind of a tramp stamp.”

The other is a cluster of flowers she got on her neck.

“I got it when I was, like, 17 and I’m so irritated that I got it,” Alba said of the neck tattoo to Refinery29.

“I got it lasered many times and it’s not coming out.”

Nonetheless, Alba doesn’t consider all of her tattoos a mistake.

The Honest Company founder recently got three tattoos in honor of her children — Honor Marie, Haven Garner and Hayes Alba — with husband Cash Warren.

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The tattoos are of their zodiac signs’ constellations across her left arm.

“I really wanted to think about what would be meaningful over time, because when you get something you’re 17 and now you’re 38, you’re like, ‘Hmm, don’t know if that’s too meaningful,” Alba told Refinery29.

“But for that one, the kids are forever,” she added.

In addition to honoring her children with tattoos, Alba is investing in their mental health.

Last month, Alba opened up about taking 10-year-old Honor with her to therapy.

While speaking at the Her Conference in Hollywood, Alba said that she is hoping to “learn to be a better mother to her and communicate better with her” through therapy, according to The Hollywood Reporter.

“Some people think, like in my family, you talk to a priest and that’s it,” Alba said. “I don’t really feel comfortable talking to him about my feelings.”

“I didn’t grow up in an environment where you talked about this stuff, and it was just like shut it down and keep it moving,” she continued. “So I find a lot of inspiration just in talking to my kids.”

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This isn’t the first time Alba has gotten candid about her parenting.

“Things aren’t gonna always come easy in life and anything that’s worth having, you have to work for,”

Read more: https://people.com/style/jessica-alba-regrets-lower-back-neck-tattoo/

A man drowned in Oregon this week after heroically saving his daughter’s life.

The man has been identified as 29-year-old Baltazar Tellovelasco, a resident of Oxnard, California, according to CNN and local outlets.

After becoming aware of his 12-year-old daughter struggling in the water of the Santiam River in Marion County, Oregon, on Thursday, the father leapt into the water to help her.

While his daughter made it to the river’s shore safely, Tellovelasco became submerged and did come back up.

Emergency services were called around 2 p.m., the Marion County Sheriff’s office said, according to local outlet KATU News. While waiting for first responders to arrive, other patrons at the river’s edge helped to get Tellovelasco’s body out of the water, but it was tragically too late.

Once Lyons Fire District and Stayton Fire District responders arrived on the scene, multiple attempts to resuscitate Tellovelasco were made before he was pronounced dead on the scene, CNN reported.

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The Marion County Sheriff’s Office did not immediately respond to PEOPLE’s request for comment.

The accident occurred at the Central Oregon county’s North Folk Park, which the Santiam River runs through.

The sheriff’s office said that many swimmers aren’t prepared for the cold water’s depth and current, according to CNN.

Read more: https://people.com/human-interest/california-father-drowns-in-oregon-river-saving-daughter/

Michelle Obama is seemingly weighing in on the controversy around President Donald Trump‘s racist remarks.

Close to one week after the president shared several offensive tweets about the four congresswomen of color, the former first lady, 55, provided her own input about what makes America so special in a message on Twitter.

Appearing to defend the four politicians — Rep. Ilhan Omar of Minnesota, Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez of New York, Rep. Rashida Tlaib of Michigan, and Rep. Ayanna Pressley of Massachusetts — Michelle reminded her followers that the U.S. was for everyone, not just those who were born here.

“What truly makes our country great is its diversity,” she tweeted Friday. “I’ve seen that beauty in so many ways over the years. Whether we are born here or seek refuge here, there’s a place for us all.”

“We must remember it’s not my America or your America,” she added. “It’s our America.”

Though he hasn’t commented on the controversy, former President Barack Obama showed his support for his wife’s sentiments by retweeting her message.

What truly makes our country great is its diversity. I’ve seen that beauty in so many ways over the years. Whether we are born here or seek refuge here, there’s a place for us all. We must remember it’s not my America or your America. It’s our America.

— Michelle Obama (@MichelleObama) July 19, 2019

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Michelle’s message seems to allude to Trump’s initial tweets from Sunday where he ripped into the four lawmakers, known as the “Squad”, and told them to “go back and help fix the totally broken and crime-infested places from which they came” despite the majority of the women being born in America.

The representatives, who support progressive policies such as Medicare-for-all and abolishing Immigration and Customs Enforcement, regularly criticize the president’s administration and have called for his impeachment.

Things escalated on Wednesday night when Trump supporters began a “send her back” chant while the president, 73, was speaking about Omar, one of the first Muslims to be elected to Congress, at a rally

Read more: https://people.com/politics/michelle-obama-seemingly-references-trumps-racist-comments/