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Actress Angie Harmon gets engaged to 'Days of Our Lives' actor Greg Vaughan

Actress Angie Harmon gets engaged to 'Days of Our Lives' actor Greg Vaughan
It's a modern-day Brady Bunch!gregvaughan/Instagram (Source Image: todays.com)
Actress Angie Harmon gets engaged to 'Days of Our Lives' actor Greg Vaughan

It was a magical Christmas in every way!

“Rizzoli and Isles” star Angie Harmon revealed that she just got engaged to "Days of Our Lives" actor Greg Vaughan over the holiday.

Harmon, 47, shared the news on Instagram on Christmas Day, along with photos of the sweet moment Vaughan, 46, popped the question.“Marry, Marry Christmas!!” she wrote in the caption. “Wishing you the most wonderful holiday from our family to yours!”

Vaughan, who stars as Eric Brady in “Days of Our Lives,” also shared the news on Instagram, writing in the caption, “Well...that was FUN!!!” The happy couple also shared photos of their children spending Christmas together, along with the hashtag #moderndaybradybunch.


Their blended family definitely have a lot in common with the Brady Bunch. Harmon has three daughters, Finley Faith, Avery Grace and Emery Hope, from her previous marriage to former NFL player Jason Sehorn.

Meanwhile, Vaughan has three sons from his previous marriage to model and actress Touriya Haoud: Jathan James, Cavan Thomas and Landan Reid.

The couple and their kids posed for photos in cute, matching holiday sweaters.

It looks like Vaughan’s and Harmon’s families have been spending a lot of time together over the past year.

Ever since they went public with their relationship in 2018, the couple has been sharing sweet photos of their sons and daughters hanging out together, like this cute group shot from last July.

Vaughan isn’t shy about sharing his love for his new fiancée on social media. He posted this photo with Harmon in October along with a romantic note in the caption.

“How I prayed for you & look forward to everyday with you, for all my life!” he wrote.


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Some Chinese consumers thought they shopped at Charles & Keith, only to realise later that their bags said ‘Cherlss & Keich’

Some Chinese consumers thought they shopped at Charles & Keith, only to realise later that their bags said ‘Cherlss & Keich’
Some consumers in China mistakenly bought items from a local brand called Cherlss & Keich, thinking it was Charles & Keith.
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There aren’t that many fashion brands born and bred in Singapore that have made it big overseas.

If Singaporeans and tourists are asked to name one, Charles & Keith will likely be one of the most commonly mentioned brand names.

At the start of the year, Business Times reported that Charles & Keith had by the start of 2019 expanded to over 600 stores in 37 markets since opening in 1996.

Considering China is one of the most significant markets for any retail brand to break into, Charles & Keith’s entry into the market is a success story in itself. A check on the Charles & Keith official website shows that it has 95 stores in mainland China today.

But it seems there’s a price to pay for that success.


On Saturday (Dec 21), Hong Kong news site hk01.com reported that some consumers in China had mistakenly bought items from a local brand called Cherlss & Keich, thinking it was Charles & Keith.

According to the article, the brand owned by a Chinese company called Guangzhou Yuantai Leather was just launched this year.

Its stores in Guangdong, Sichuan, Hunan and Shanghai sell a range of female accessories from handbags to shoes, much like Singapore’s Charles & Keith, the article added.

One consumer who shopped at the alleged copycat brand took to social media platform Weibo vent his frustrations when he realised that a bag he bought was not by Charles & Keith.

Screenshots posted on Weibo show the consumer complaining to another Weibo user that he had returned to ask for a refund but was rejected by the store.

And it seems he was not the only consumer who did not realise the two brands were different.

Other Weibo users also posted photos of items bought at Cherlss & Keich stores, which they had mistaken for Charles & Keith.

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