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Angelina Pivarnick‘s wedding will go down in Jersey Shore history. The infamous wedding speech has been a hot topic amongst Jersey Shore fans since season 3 concluded. Now, Jersey Shore: Family Vacation fans finally know who leaked the audio of Nicole “Snooki” Polizzi, Jenni “JWoww” Farley, and Deena Cortese’s speech.

Angelina wedding speech 'Jersey Shore: Family Vacation' — Nicole Polizzi, Jenni Farley, Deena Cortese, Angelina Pivarnick, and Chris Larangeira | MTV

‘Snooki,’ ‘JWoww,’ and ‘Deeners’ wedding speech didn’t go over well

The highlight of Jersey Shore: Family Vacation Season 3 was Pivarncik’s wedding. Leading up to the event, she and her female roommates seemed to have formed a close bond. But that fell apart when Polizzi, Farley, and Cortese delivered their speech.

“It’s good but funny,” Cortese warned Pivarnick during the episode. At first, the speech seemed harmless. “Not only is Chris the lucky one, but so are we,” Cortese said. Then, things turned sour.

“Angelina, you’re the

TRAVEL

Vrbo family travel trends and popular vacation rentals for 2021

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Due to COVID-19, domestic destinations and private vacation rentals in nature have seen big spikes as travelers prioritize safety and isolation.
Expect these trends to continue into 2021, especially for families, according to Vrbo’s new travel trend report.
The report is based on a survey of over 8,000 people, as well as Vrbo travel demand over a 12-month period.
We break down the top four family travel trends from the report’s findings below, plus highlight top-rated Vrbos to book.

The travel trends triggered by the pandemic this year show little sign of slowing down as the new year approaches. As travelers continue to prize safety above all else, family travelers especially are seeking lodging in private homes (doctors consider these low risk for virus transmission) in drivable, domestic destinations.

The vacation rental platform Vrbo

Chelsea reduce allocation of family tickets available to players when fans return

Head coach Frank Lampard has praised Hudson-Odoi’s attitude and the way he responded to being dropped from the Spurs squad, despite scoring against Rennes last week.

But Lampard has also insisted he cannot worry about Bayern Munich making yet another move for Hudson-Odoi when he is agonising over which of his first-team players to leave in the stands.

“For all these players we are talking about, we are talking about a squad where I have to leave out four or five players maybe per game and if I thought about every player and the risk of it, then I would never make a decision. I wouldn’t be able to do the job,” said Lampard.

“I’m aware with Callum and where he’s at. He took it very well. It’s not an easy decision, he took it very well. It’s not an easy conversation, all players want to play, I accept that.

VACATION

Dina Manzo, Husband David, Daughter Lexi Family Trip Photos

Dina Manzo is spending some quality time with her family in the great outdoors. The Real Housewives of New Jersey alum and her loved ones recently took a trip to Wyoming, and it looked like a pretty picture-perfect getaway.

Posed on a giant boulder alongside her husband of three years, Dave Cantin, and daughter, Lexi Ioannou, Dina shared a glimpse at the excursion the family had in Grand Teton.

“Spent the entire day trying to find @grizzlybear399 and her four cubs…and I would do it again tomorrow,” Dina captioned the photos. Although the family didn’t seem to have much luck finding the Grand Tetons’ famous grizzly bear, they were decked out with binoculars and even came across some giant footprints in the snow.

In response to a follower who noted that they were “literally asking for trouble” by looking for the bear, Dina noted that they weren’t alone in their

Win tickets to Canal Walk’s Holiday Family Fun with Disney, Marvel, Pixar and Star Wars

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Win tickets for 4 kids to Canal Walk’s Holiday Family Fun with Disney, Marvel, Pixar and Star Wars from 16 December to 3 January.

It’s time to go out and about (with appropriate social distancing) for some fun with the whole family. A range of Disney inspired crafting activities will be on offer for kids 4-12 years of age to ignite their imagination, make gifts for friends and family or just simply to explore their creative side. Locally made, the crafting kits include materials to make Disney Princess inspired necklaces, Micky Mouse pencil holders, Star Wars keyrings and festive wreaths etc.

Kids are encouraged to dress up in their favourite character-inspired outfit as there will be a host of spot prizes dished out by the Disney style spotter and the Marvel fashion police squad. Alternatively,

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Southwest airlines COVID-19 coronavirus family upset BWI Airport

They had $1,600 in airline credits set to expire despite government warnings against holiday travel.

WASHINGTON — It was supposed to be a February getaway for Howard Van and his family to relax after the birth of his second son, Vincent. He bought airplane tickets for himself, his wife Yok, Vincent and his older son Jason, and his sisters-in-laws Amy and Yann Ly.

The family was supposed to fly on Southwest Airlines from BWI Airport to Tampa, Florida. But days before they were supposed to leave, and just as coronavirus was hitting the United States, Howard and his wife got sick with a fever and chills.

Van worried the couple might have contracted coronavirus, but said there was no way to know at the time.

“We had all the classic symptoms,” Van said. “But we will never know we had it or not because we there was no testing available

Family asks airline to change credit polcy amid COVID

They had $1,600 in airline credits set to expire despite government warnings against holiday travel

Van worried the couple might have contracted coronavirus, but said there was no way to know at the time.

“We had all the classic symptoms,” Van said. “But we will never know we had it or not because we there was no testing

ADVENTURE

Idaho family travels U.S. in RV during COVID-19 pandemic

The stress of everyday life was already weighing on the Morse family before the coronavirus pandemic arrived in the United States. Amber Morse said she had been feeling like “the pace of life was just running kids to and from every activity and kind of getting absorbed” in the rush. So when it became clear that the ongoing pandemic would upend any normalcy as their kids returned to school in the fall, the family of six decided to hit the road.

“With having three older children in school, I think it started bringing kind of an angst in me about what that was going to look like, and being a working mom,” Amber said in a video call with the Statesman. “Knowing that there was a possibility of kids being in and out of school (we thought) ‘How are we going to manage that with two working parents?’”

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WIN Christmas At The Botanics 2020 family tickets