RAYE started crying after she learned she had earned three 2025 Grammy nominations.
The 27-year-old performer has nods for best new artist, best engineered album – for her work on Lucky Daye’s ‘Algorithm’ – and songwriter of the year, non-classical.
She has now revealed she was not expecting to be included in the nominations, as her debut album ‘My 21st Century Blues’ was released before the eligibility period began.
Speaking about the day the nominations were announced in November, RAYE told People: “You know them days where you’re just so mean to yourself? I was overthinking everything.
“I was like, ‘What if that’s it now? What if my career’s over?’”
Born Rachel Agatha Keen, the singer added one of her team members tuned into the nominations announcement live stream – and said their news of how she had been included then brought her to tears.
She added: “I started crying, and I feel like my entire career flashed before my eyes.”
Her ‘My 21st Century Blues,’ released in February 2023, has already earned RAYE widespread critical acclaim and a global hit with its single ‘Escapism’ – as well as six BRIT Awards and a Mercury Prize shortlist spot.
But she added the Grammys represent a lifelong dream.
She said: “When I was little, the first image I saw was that gorgeous golden gramophone.
“For a British girl, you watch the Grammys at home, like, ‘Wow, one day maybe I’ll make it there.’ Now I’m actually going to attend. It’s real!”
Reflecting on her songwriting nomination, RAYE said: “That one hit differently. At 14, I was like, ‘I want to be a great songwriter.’ That is my goal.” Referring to how she has written for artists such as Beyoncé and Ellie Goulding, she added: “It’s such a beautiful thing to have grown in that skill.”
RAYE has been vocal about fair treatment for songwriters and hinted at addressing the issue if she wins.
She said: “It wouldn’t be right if I didn’t, because I’ve just seen the other side.”
The Grammys will air from the Crypto.com Arena in Los Angeles on 2 February.
British singer RAYE was overwhelmed with emotions after receiving three Grammy nominations this year. The talented artist couldn’t hold back her tears as she shared the news with her fans on social media.
RAYE, known for hits like “Love of Your Life” and “Natalie Don’t”, expressed her gratitude and disbelief at being recognized by the prestigious music awards. She thanked her fans for their unwavering support and promised to keep making music that resonates with her audience.
The singer’s emotional reaction to the nominations was met with an outpouring of love and congratulations from fans and fellow artists alike. Many took to social media to celebrate RAYE’s well-deserved success and wish her the best of luck at the upcoming Grammy Awards.
With her raw talent and heartfelt music, it’s no surprise that RAYE’s hard work has been recognized by the music industry. Here’s hoping that she continues to shine and make waves in the music world for years to come.
Chris Jones, the Kansas City Chiefs defensive tackle, has garnered significant attention during the Chiefs vs. Bills game. During the AFC Championship Game, fans couldn’t help but notice Jones crying. Many fans want to know why he was crying during the NFL game.
Read on to know more.
Why was Chris Jones crying?
Chris Jones, the Kansas City Chiefs’ star defensive tackle, once again showed his emotional side during the AFC Championship game against the Buffalo Bills. Known for tearing up during the national anthem, Jones was seen wiping away tears as retired Navy Petty Officer Generald Wilson delivered a stirring performance before kickoff. Later in the game, as the Chiefs secured their 32-29 victory, Jones was again overcome with emotion as he hugged teammates on the sideline.
Some viewers took to social media to express their concern about Jones getting emotional. One user wrote, “Why is Chris jones crying so much is he ok.” Another commented on X, “THEY GOT MY BIG HOMIE (CHRIS JONES) CRYING BRO!” Following the game, Jones emphasized how challenging the road to victory has been for the Chiefs. He said, “All we wanted was an opportunity to play for [a three-peat]. We’re there. You have to start over with the young core you have… You have to instill the habits of trust, chemistry… Build the outfit throughout the year… We had to overcome a lot of injuries early on. It tells you about the resilience of this team.”
Despite recording just one tackle against the Bills, Jones played a crucial role, disrupting Buffalo’s offense. Talking to the reporters, Jones acknowledged the challenge of stopping Bills quarterback Josh Allen and their top running back, James Cook. Speaking about the team’s strategy, Jones said, “As long as we’re rushing him disciplined, I think we can affect him (Allen). We’ve got to be [under] the umbrella of discipline.”
During the AFC Championship game between the Kansas City Chiefs and the Buffalo Bills, many fans were left wondering why defensive tackle Chris Jones was seen crying on the sidelines.
Some speculated that Jones was feeling overwhelmed with emotion as he realized the magnitude of the game and the opportunity to advance to the Super Bowl. Others suggested that he may have been dealing with personal issues or reflecting on the journey he and his team had taken to get to that moment.
Regardless of the reason behind his tears, Jones’ emotional display served as a reminder of the passion and dedication that players bring to the game. It also showed the human side of these athletes, who often face immense pressure and scrutiny in their quest for victory.
In the end, Jones and the Chiefs emerged victorious, defeating the Bills and securing their spot in the Super Bowl. Whether his tears were tears of joy, relief, or a mix of emotions, one thing is clear – Chris Jones left it all on the field that day.
After Kansas City clinched their spot in the Super Bowl with a win over the Buffalo Bills on Sunday, Jan. 26, the 30-year-old defensive tackle explained why he was feeling emotional on the sidelines at Arrowhead Stadium.
“I think tonight was one of the biggest games I ever played,” Jones told ESPN’s Scott Van Pelt.
Jones said he realized “just what’s at stake” as the Chiefs head back to the Super Bowl for the third consecutive time — giving them the opportunity to become the first team in NFL history to win three championships in a row.
“And the opportunity to go back three times to the Super Bowl…Just the magnitude of that, you can’t really take it in until the game is over. You’ve got so many emotions running through,” Jones continued.
The defensive tackle — who was on of the Chiefs’ championship teams in 2020, 2023 and 2024 — then took a moment to say, “God is good,” before joining his family to celebrate Kansas City’s AFC championship.
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The Chiefs will face the Philadelphia Eagles in the Super Bowl on Feb. 9 at Caesar’s Superdome in New Orleans. Rapper Kendrick Lamar, who worked with Taylor Swift‘s producer Jack Antonoff on his new album GNX, will headline the halftime show.
Sunday’s thrilling matchup between the Bills and Chiefs came down to the final moments of the game. After the Bills tied things up at 29 to end the third quarter, Chiefs kicker Harrison Butker put Kansas City up three with a field goal in the fourth. Buffalo wasn’t able to get around Kansas City’s defense in the final minutes and the Chiefs secured the win.
During the Lamar Hunt trophy presentation on the field, quarterback Patrick Mahomes joined Kelce and head coach Andy Reid to address the fans at Arrowhead Stadium.
Mahomes, 28, expressed his gratitude to the Kansas City fans for being “loud and proud” at Arrowhead Stadium. “We love you, Chiefs Kingdom,” the quarterback said while hoisting the Lamar Hunt trophy.
The Kansas City Chiefs’ defensive lineman, Chris Jones, was seen crying on the sidelines during their AFC Championship win against the Buffalo Bills. Many fans and viewers were left wondering why the emotional outburst occurred.
There could be multiple reasons behind Jones’ tears. For starters, the Chiefs were facing a tough opponent in the Bills, and the pressure of the game could have gotten to him. Additionally, Jones has been battling injuries throughout the season, so the emotions of playing through pain and contributing to the team’s success could have overwhelmed him.
Furthermore, the significance of the moment cannot be understated. The AFC Championship game is a huge milestone for any player, and the realization that they are one step closer to the Super Bowl could have brought Jones to tears.
Whatever the reason may be, one thing is clear: Chris Jones’ passion and dedication to his team are undeniable. His tears on the sidelines serve as a reminder of the emotional toll that comes with playing at the highest level of professional football. And as the Chiefs head to the Super Bowl, Jones’ emotional display only adds to the intensity and excitement of the game.
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Selena Gomez might want to put the phone down and go touch some grass.
The popular actress decided to hop on her Instagram story Monday to share a video of herself sobbing over President Donald Trump’s administration deporting illegal aliens.
I had to triple check to make sure this was real because it seemed like a terrible parody. The “Only Murders in the Building” star literally fought back tears while vowing to do something. Yes, an actress is crying because people who have no right to be in the country are being sent back to wherever they came from.
The video was deleted not long after being posted, and as we all know, the internet is forever. She might have regretted sharing it, but it’s not going anywhere.
Give it a watch below, and let me know your thoughts at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
Would we all like to guess how her little meltdown was appreciated? Not well! Below are some of the comments on the video:
Winning winning winning
So salty. Inject them right into my veins.
Hahahahahahaha
Lmaoooooo
When is she throwing open the doors for her mansion to offer refuge to all the illegals?
This is the first time I’ve enjoyed seeing Selena cry.
Well, she was correct when she said “I don’t understand”
She looks so pathetic
Someone honestly should show her the bad hombres we are collecting and deporting. No one wants them in his community. No one.
Could someone help me! My face is cramping from smiling so much.
Let’s be clear, nobody who isn’t an American has a right to illegally enter our amazing country and stay here. You either have rules and laws or you don’t have a country. It’s that simple, and President Trump has made it clear those here illegally won’t be allowed to stay.
People in entertainment don’t understand that this is the behavior that makes the industry so repulsive to regular Americans. We had an election on this issue, and the results weren’t close.
Republicans hold both chambers of Congress, Trump won every swing state and also the popular vote against former Vice President Kamala Harris.
The people have spoken, but Selena Gomez seems to think she knows better. She seems to think it’s her place to get on social media to post a video of herself sobbing. At least she was smart enough to delete it.
Piers Morgan summed it up well.
What do you think of Gomez’s video? Let me know at David.Hookstead@outkick.com.
In a recent turn of events, pop sensation Selena Gomez has deleted a video of herself crying on social media. The emotional clip, which surfaced online last night, showed the singer visibly upset and struggling to hold back tears.
Fans were quick to express their concern and support for Gomez, with many speculating about the reason behind her emotional outburst. However, just as quickly as the video appeared, it was taken down from her Instagram account.
While the reason for the video’s deletion remains unclear, it seems that Gomez may have had a change of heart about sharing such a vulnerable moment with her fans. Some are praising her for being open and honest about her emotions, while others are questioning the authenticity of the video.
Regardless of the controversy surrounding the now-deleted clip, one thing is for sure – Selena Gomez continues to captivate audiences with her raw and relatable personality. Watch the video for yourself and decide what you think.
Yeoh, 62, appeared on The View on Thursday, Jan. 23 to promote her new Star Trek movie Star Trek: Section 31, just after this year’s Oscar nominations were announced. Yeoh’s costars Ariana Grande and Cynthia Erivo both received nominations for their acting and the film is also among this year’s 10 Best Picture nominees, giving the Wicked teama reason to celebrate. Still, they wish their director Jon M. Chu was recognized.
“We are all crying with joy, but we must say we are also crying because Jon M. Chu and Alice Brooks, our [director of photography], were not nominated,” Yeoh said, when asked whether she had spoken with Grande, 31, and Erivo, 38, since their nominations were announced. “But the rest of us are celebrating — Best Picture, costume, hair. It is major.”
After The View cohost Ana Navarro remarked, “This is the second time they’ve passed over Jon Chu. He should have been nominated for In the Heights,” Yeoh said, “Yes, I agree with you!”
Michelle Yeoh and Jon M. Chu on April 10, 2024.
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Chu, 45, was left out of the five-person Best Director field at this year’s Oscars; Sean Baker (Anora), Brady Corbet (The Brutalist), James Mangold (A Complete Unknown), Jacques Audiard (Emilia Pérez) and Coralie Fargeat (The Substance) make up the nominee field for that category. In total, Wicked is tied with The Brutalist for the second-most nominations among any movie this year; Emilia Pérez received 13 total nominations and leads the field.
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“He is incredibly brilliant, and all of the other nominations stems from Jon,” Grande told Variety in a Jan. 23 interview, when asked for her take on why Chu did not receive a Best Director nomination. “I know he feels like seeing Wicked be celebrated is a celebration of him as well. We just got off Facetime, and I told him how much I love him, and the truth, which is that absolutely none of this could have happened without his leadership, brilliance, empathy and thoughtfulness.”
Cynthia Erivo, Michelle Yeoh, Jon M. Chu, Marc Platt and Jeff Goldblum on Jan. 5, 2025.
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Erivo also shouted out Chu in an Instagram post she shared in reaction to her own nomination; she would become an EGOT honoree if she wins the Best Actress award. “Thank you @jonmchu, our fearless leader whose kindness provided us with the room to play, you are deserving of all good things and I’m lucky to call you my brother,” she wrote in a caption.
Conan O’Brien will host the Oscars ceremony, which will air live from the Dolby Theatre at Ovation Hollywood on Sunday, March 2 at 7 p.m. ET on ABC and Hulu.
Michelle Yeoh, star of the upcoming film “Wicked,” revealed that the cast was left in tears over director Jon M. Chu’s Oscar snub.
In an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Yeoh expressed her disappointment over Chu not receiving a nomination for his work on the highly anticipated film adaptation of the hit Broadway musical.
“We were all crying when we found out that Jon didn’t get the recognition he deserves,” Yeoh shared. “His vision and dedication to bringing ‘Wicked’ to life were truly phenomenal, and it’s a shame that he wasn’t acknowledged by the Academy.”
Chu, known for his work on films like “Crazy Rich Asians” and “In the Heights,” has received critical acclaim for his ability to bring diverse and inclusive stories to the big screen. Many fans and colleagues were shocked and disappointed by his omission from this year’s Best Director category.
Despite the snub, Yeoh remains hopeful that Chu’s talent and hard work will be recognized in the future. “Jon is a true visionary and a master storyteller,” she said. “I have no doubt that he will continue to create groundbreaking and impactful films that will inspire audiences for years to come.”
“Wicked” is set to hit theaters in December 2023, and fans are eagerly anticipating Chu’s unique take on the beloved musical. While the Oscar snub may have been a disappointment, the cast and crew remain confident in Chu’s abilities and are excited to see his vision come to life on the big screen.
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Grande, 31, received her first career Oscar nomination on Thursday, Jan. 23, when she joined fellow nominees Monica Barbaro (A Complete Unknown), Felicity Jones (The Brutalist), Isabella Rossellini (Conclave) and Zoe Saldaña (Emilia Pérez) in the Best Supporting Actress field for the upcoming 97th Oscars ceremony on Sunday, March 2.
“picking my head up in between sobs to say thank you so much to @theacademy for this unfathomable recognition. i cannot stop crying, to no one’s surprise,” Grande wrote in a caption to an Instagram post she shared shortly after the nomination announcement. The Wicked actress and singer shared a photo of herself as a toddler dressed similarly to Judy Garland’s iconic Wizard of Oz character Dorothy, as well as an undated video of her singing portions of “Defying Gravity” from Wicked and photos of her in costume as Glinda with her costar Cynthia Erivo.
“I’m humbled and deeply honored to be in such brilliant company and sharing this with tiny ari who sat and studied Judy Garland singing Somewhere Over the Rainbow just before the big, beautiful bubble entered. i’m so proud of you, tiny,” she wrote in her post. “thank you again, from the bottom of my heart, for this acknowledgement @theacademy.”
In Grande’s post, she also thanked Wicked director Jon M. Chu “for taking this chance on me and for being the most unbelieably brilliant leader, human being, and most fierce friend,” in her caption before she turned her attention to Erivo, 38, who also received an Oscar nod in the Best Actress category. In total, Wicked received 10 Oscar nominations, tied for second-most this year with The Brutalist.
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“I am so deeply proud of my beautiful Wicked family. i am so proud of my Elphie, my sister, my dear @cynthiaerivo. your brilliance is never ending and you deserve every flower (tulip) in every garden. i love you unconditionally, always,” Grande added. “i don’t quite have all my words yet, i’m still trying to breathe. but thank you. oh my goodness, thank you. Universal, Marc, my family, my heart,” she wrote as she finished her post. “lemons and melons and pears, oh my. “
Ariana Grande on Jan. 7, 2025.
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Grande is also nominated in the best supporting actress category at the Critics Choice Awards and SAG Awards, which will both be held in February as the Oscars approach.
Conan O’Brien will host the Oscars ceremony, which will air live from the Dolby Theatre at Ovation Hollywood on Sunday, March 2 at 7 p.m. ET on ABC and Hulu.
Ariana Grande has been nominated for her first Academy Award, and the pop star just can’t hold back the tears. Grande took to social media to express her gratitude and excitement after learning about her nomination for Best Original Song for her track “Somehow” from the movie “Don’t Look Up.”
In a heartfelt post, Grande wrote, “I cannot stop crying. This is such an incredible honor and I am beyond grateful to be recognized by the Academy. Thank you to everyone who believed in me and supported me on this journey. I am truly speechless.”
Fans and fellow celebrities alike have been pouring in their congratulatory messages to Grande, praising her for her talent and hard work. Many are hopeful that this nomination will be just the beginning of a successful career in the film industry for the pop sensation.
As Grande continues to process the news and prepare for the big night, it’s clear that she is feeling overwhelmed with emotion. But one thing is for certain – her fans will be cheering her on every step of the way. Congratulations, Ariana!
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ATLANTA — Jack Sawyer remembers exactly where he was the afternoon of Tuesday, Dec. 3.
He’ll never forget it. Neither will Josh Fryar. Emeka Egbuka too. And Jeremiah Smith.
In fact, the entire Ohio State football team — more than 100 players — gathered in the team room on that Tuesday for an emotionally charged, sometimes heated, three-hour affair where grievances were aired, blame was accepted and tears were shed.
“I recall it being one of the toughest days of my football life,” said Fryar, a fifth-year senior offensive tackle. “You saw every raw emotion from every single player.”
Almost all of them talked, at least a couple from each position group. The only coach in the room, Ryan Day, talked too.
Still reeling over a home loss as 21-point favorites to rival Michigan just three days before, Day weeped at times, described his missteps and actually accepted some of the blame: “I messed up,” he told players, Fryar said.
“Guys got stuff off their chest,” Sawyer said. “As competitors, guys were mad about a bunch of different things. We talked it out like grown men. We knew we had to come together and go chase this thing. And here we are, a month and a half later, playing for a national championship.”
Ryan Day and the Ohio State Buckeyes had a long, hard conversation after their loss to Michigan on Nov. 30. (Ben Jackson/Getty Images)
That they are. The Buckeyes arrived in Atlanta on Friday and attended the game’s annual media day on Saturday morning near the Mercedes-Benz Stadium, all of them in their white CFP sweatsuits.
The Buckeyes’ march here, so predictable at the start of the season, seemed so implausible just six weeks ago. Despite having perhaps the richest roster payroll in college football ($20 million), Ohio State stumbled across a slew of games in the regular season: the defense got gashed at Oregon in October; a gimpy offense limped to a narrow win over Nebraska; the team barely survived at Penn State; and then, in the stunner of the year in the sport, the Wolverines won 13-10 in Columbus.
Since then, it’s been a magical ride — one that so many expected in August from a loaded roster.
Now, despite two losses, they are here, the favorite to win the first-ever expanded, 12-team College Football Playoff in Monday’s championship game against Notre Dame — something that would not have happened in the four-team structure.
Perhaps it doesn’t happen without that meeting either.
“Everybody spoke what they think is right and wrong,” said Jeremiah Smith, the all-star freshman wideout. “It definitely got emotional. I can’t say what everybody said. But stuff was said that people took and … that’s the reason we are playing the way we are right now.”
What was said exactly?
No one will say specifically.
“I won’t get into the details. It’s a private matter between me and my team,” Egbuka said. “We were able to hash out everything that’s been built up in our hearts.”
Like what exactly?
“Everyone was mad,” said defensive lineman Tyleik Williams. “Each [position] group stepped up and talked about how they were going to do better.”
Was this an offense-versus-defense spat? Maybe.
“There was frustration from both sides of the ball,” Fryar said. “There was crying frustration. Anger. Everything you could name. You want to see those raw emotions from people. It shows they care. That’s what our team is about.”
No one was more emotional than Day, the 45-year-old coach who, despite losing just 10 games in six seasons, is at the center of local and national criticism in Ohio — so much that he pulled his own children from school after one of the last four losses to Michigan. That’s according to a post on the Players’ Tribune from Sawyer.
It wasn’t only fellow classmates threatening Day’s children. It was their parents and “actual teachers as well,” Sawyer said.
“His family has received death threats,” Egbuka said. “He’s received death threats.”
In that Dec. 3 meeting, Day didn’t only take blame for his handling of play calls, strategy and preparation against Michigan. He leveled with players. In general, he just hasn’t been good enough, he told them.
“Him just looking at us and being like, ‘I messed up,’” Fryar said.
“You don’t see too often where a head coach might take the blame or a head coach might really listen to his players and what they’ve got to say,” said safety Lathan Ransom. “That’s what he did.”
Day sidesteps revealing too much about the meeting inside the Woody Hayes Athletic Center, often called the “Woody.” It was intense and it was long. His players voiced their frustrations, at one another and at him, too.
Some day, at some point, he’ll share those stories, talk about them publicly on the record — if Monday goes well.
The “only way” these stories get told, Day said, is if Ohio State completes this success tale and beats Notre Dame to win it all.
“There’s some great stories to be told about what went on behind closed doors and some of the things that were said and the personal challenges we had for each other,” he said, “but the only way that gets told is if a banner gets put up in the Woody.”
The Ohio State Buckeyes suffered a tough loss to the Michigan Wolverines, and emotions were running high in the locker room after the game. Players were frustrated, angry, and disappointed in themselves for not performing to their full potential.
But amidst the tears and frustration, something powerful happened. The team came together in a raw and emotional meeting, where they poured out their feelings and discussed what went wrong in the game. It was a cathartic experience, allowing them to release their pent-up emotions and refocus on their ultimate goal: winning a championship.
“There was crying, frustration, anger,” said one player. “But in the end, it brought us closer together as a team. We realized that we needed to come together and work harder than ever to achieve our goals.”
The emotional meeting served as a turning point for the Buckeyes, propelling them into the championship run with a renewed sense of determination and unity. They channeled their emotions into their practices and games, using their loss to Michigan as motivation to push harder and play better.
As they continue their journey towards the championship, the Buckeyes are grateful for the emotional meeting that helped them refocus and come together as a team. It was a reminder that sometimes, it takes a tough loss to bring out the best in them and propel them towards greatness.
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Say goodbye to mealtime battles and hello to happy, healthy toddlers with Enfagrow PREMIUM Gentlease Toddler Nutritional Drink. Give it a try and see the difference it can make in your child’s development.
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Price: $65.72 (as of Dec 13,2024 12:54:53 UTC – Details)
Enfamil Gentlease Infant Formula provides a gentle start for sensitive tummies. It’s designed to have easy to digest proteins and is clinically proven to ease fussiness, gas, colic and crying in 24 hours. Enfamil is backed by decades of research on breast milk and multiple clinical studies on its brain building power. It is tailored to meet the nutritional needs of all infant through 12 months, and has an easy to digest blend inspired by breast milk.t’s unique Triple Health Guard blend has 30 nutrients for growth, omega 3 DHA and Choline to help maximize learning potential and an exclusive probiotics blend for immune support. *QuintilesIMS, using the ProVoice Survey fielded from Janurary 2017 to December 31, 2017. **Not made with genetically modified ingredients, but trace amounts of genetically engineered materials may be present in the product from manufacturing environments and process sources. Is Discontinued By Manufacturer : No Product Dimensions : 5.19 x 5.9 x 4.88 inches; 2.48 Pounds Item model number : 8133400299 Date First Available : April 8, 2024 Manufacturer : Mead Johnson Nutrition ASIN : B0D14X1K1Q
The information below is per-pack only FAST COMFORT FOR YOUR LITTLE ONE: Enfamil Gentlease has been clinically shown to ease fussiness, crying, gas, and spit-up. NURTURING BRAIN DEVELOPMENT: Our formula has expert-recommended DHA & choline, known to support your baby’s growing brain, supporting their milestones with confidence. IMMUNE SUPPORTING NUTRIENTS: Enfamil Gentlease is iron-fortified to help support your little one’s immune system. NUTRITION DESIGNED FOR YOUR INFANT: Designed with care for babies up to 12 months, Enfamil Gentlease formula includes easy-to-digest proteins, vitamins & minerals. TRUSTED BY PARENTS & PEDIATRICIANS*: Enfamil is the #1 Trusted Infant Formula Brand by Pediatricians* & Parents and the #1 Trusted Brand for Brain-Building & Immune Support. SNAP ELIGIBLE: Eligible to be purchased with Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP) benefits. SUBSCRIBE & SAVE: Choose Subscribe and Save for additional savings and convenience.
Are you looking for a baby formula that can help reduce your little one’s fussiness, crying, gas, and spit-up in just 24 hours? Look no further than Enfamil Gentlease Baby Formula! This formula is clinically proven to provide relief for babies with sensitive tummies, allowing them to feed comfortably and peacefully.
Enfamil Gentlease is specially designed with brain-building Omega-3 DHA and Choline to support your baby’s cognitive development. With a pack of 2 19.9 oz powder cans, you can ensure that your baby always has a steady supply of this nourishing formula.
Give your baby the best start in life with Enfamil Gentlease Baby Formula. Say goodbye to the fussiness and discomfort, and hello to a happy, healthy baby!
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