Actrice Holly Marie Combs, voornamelijk bekend van de serie Charmed, is haar grootvader verloren aan COVID-19, maar volgens haar zou dit nooit gebeurd zijn zonder het slechte advies van president Trump.

Zo zei de 46-jarige actrice op Twitter in een reactie op een van Trump zijn berichten: ”Mijn grootvader is vandaag gestorven. Hij heeft op jou gestemd. Hij geloofde je, toen jij zei dat het virus niet erger is dan de griep. Hij geloofde elke leugen die jij uitkraamde. Hij is vandaag gestorven aan COVID-19, een dag na zijn 66ste verjaardag. Je bent een schande voor het menselijke ras”

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Hier bleef het echter niet bij. Combs kwam de dag erna met een nieuwe bericht, nadat de nodige Trump supporters deze keer naar haar uitgehaald hadden: ”Ik heb nul tolerantie voor Trump-supporters. Nul. Ga iemand anders maar lastigvallen”.

Holly is enkele dagen geleden getrouwd met haar verloofd Mike. Brian en Drew waren hier ook bij aanwezig. In de galerij staan enkele foto’s.

Galerij Links:
http//: Vrijgezellenfeest (18 augustus 2019)
http//: Trouwerij met Mike (10 september 2019)

Holly heeft haar huis in Bell Canyon te koop aangeboden nvoor $2.2 miljoen. Ze kocht het huis in de jaren 90 en deze beschikt over o.a. een stal op paarden in te houden.

An equestrian estate in the guard-gated suburban Los Angeles, Calif. enclave of Bell Canyon, long owned by veteran television actress Holly Marie Combs, has hit the market at $2.2 million. Combs, whose dozens of professional credits include long runs on “Picket Fences” and “Charmed,” and, most recently, Freeform’s cult favorite “Pretty Little Liars,” purchased the just over one acre semi-rural spread almost 20 years ago for $780,000. Listed with Kevin Godley of Pinnacle Estate Properties and described in marketing materials as “a designer-upgraded rustic home” that is perched privately above the street at the end of a tree-shaded driveway where it backs up to protected lands, the just slightly more than 5,000 sq. ft. home has five bedrooms and 3.5 bathrooms.

The foyer acts as a central traffic spine for the main floor and steps up through an archway to a casually appointed living room anchored by massive stone fireplace painted chalk-white under a vaulted and beamed, exposed wood ceiling. Polished travertine floors flow from the foyer and dining room into a not especially large kitchen with two-tone wood cabinets, high-end appliances and an adjoining breakfast area that opens the yard. In the family room, plush sofas sit on a shag rug, a glitzy quartet of delicate, bowl-shaped crystal chandeliers hang from rugged, hand-hewn wood beams across the ceiling and barn-style double doors slide open to a roomy bonus space well suited to a games lounge. There’s a main floor bedroom and bathroom for staff or guests and three more family bedrooms on the upper floor along with an owner’s retreat that comprises an ample bedroom with sitting area and massive stone fireplace, a slender balcony, a walk-in closet and an ample bathroom with tumble travertine floor tiles.

A quaint porch wraps around the front of the house with a leafy, elevated view into the surrounding treetops while the backyard areas, which include a courtyard-like space with a central fountain, are mostly unkempt and charmless with a patchy lawn and an elaborate children’s play structure on a dusty stretch of dirt. The property’s extensive equestrian facilities include a four-stall horse barn well-equipped with water and power, a large turnout and a training ring, and, perhaps most desirable of all, direct trail access to the Santa Monica Nature Preserve.

Since 2010, when records show it was acquired for an unrecorded amount, Combs has also owned a stone-walled and metal-roofed ranch-style architectural residence on more than 25 scrubby and remote acres near itty-bitty Blanco, Texas, in the Hill Country area about 50 miles west of Austin.

Roughly 30 heavily trafficked miles northwest of downtown L.A. and a short six-mile drive to The Commons at Calabasas shopping and dining complex, Bell Canyon is a slightly farther flung, much less ballyhooed and not as pricey alternative to the nearby celeb-soaked Hidden Hills enclave. Nonetheless, the affluent suburban enclave boasts a fair number of sports and showbiz-related homeowners. Actress/activist Alyssa Milano is a longtime property owner as is “Tonight Show” bandleader Kevin Eubanks, actor Jamie Farr and comedian/TV host Joe Rogan, who upsized his Bell Canyon digs last year with the not quite $5 million purchase of a nearly 9,000 sq. ft. ultra-modern mansion. Early last year Shaquille O’Neal plunked down a bit more than $1.8 million for a five-bedroom home and late in 2018 “Claws” star Niecy Nash dropped a bit more than $2 million for a six-bedroom Mediterranean spread.

Galerij Links:
http//: Holly’s Huis (1990’s-2019)

Holly had vorige maand een interview met Gazelle Magazine.

Depending on your age, you may know Holly Marie Combs as Piper on “Charmed,” Ella Montgomery on “Pretty Little Liars,” maybe as Kimberly Brock on “Picket Fences,” or perhaps from a few movies along the way, including one in which the charming actress played a villain!

However you know her, you know her. She has a distinct look and an even more distinctive voice, and a knack for creating memorable characters.

Her real-life role is taking center stage with fiancè, Mike Ryan, and concentrating on special moments with family and friends. Combs has three sons, 10, 12 and 14, and a 16-year-old stepdaughter, so there’s always people around and something going on, which is just how she likes it. And right now, Ella Montgomery is the character she most identifies with because she is a mother, too. Do the children think of her as a star?

“I’m just Mom to them. They don’t pay attention to my career,” Combs said. “Or maybe if we go to the grocery store and someone says something to me, the kids are like, ‘oh, yeah.’ The two older boys have come to Comic Con events with me just to meet somebody cooler than me.”

She’s the first to admit that the acting life can take a toll on family life. “On ‘Charmed,’ we would put in 14-, 16-, even 18-hour days, six days a week for nine months of the year,” Combs said. “It was a lot. As the years went by, we figured out how to be more efficient and got it down to five days a week.”
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