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Fans and stars worldwide honor Ozzy Osbourne, celebrating his legendary legacy as Black Sabbath's frontman, with tributes, memorial songs, and gatherings at iconic landmarks.

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Trisha Paytas Reveals Super Name for Baby No. 3

E! OnlineTuesday, July 22, 2025 at 7:59:46 PM
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Trisha Paytas Reveals Super Name for Baby No. 3
Trisha Paytas and her husband Moses Hacmon have officially announced the name of their third child, drawing inspiration from the mythical underwater city of Atlantis. The reveal came during a recent episode of her podcast, adding another quirky chapter to the internet personality's very public parenting journey.
Editor’s Note: Trisha Paytas has built a career on blending personal life with online spectacle, and this baby name reveal is no exception. For fans, it’s another peek into her unconventional world—but it also highlights how influencers are reshaping the way milestones are shared (and monetized) in the digital age. Whether you love or eye-roll at her antics, it’s a reminder that celebrity culture now thrives on intimate, offbeat moments like this.
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