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Former So You Think You Can Dance member, 35, and her 14-year-old child received the Heart of a Champion Award from the Westside Los Angeles National Mental Illness Alliance (NAMI WLA) in honor Stephen, who died by suicide at age 40 in December. At the Pacific Design Center in West Hollywood at NAMI WLA's annual Mental Health Gala, Holker began his speech: "Thank you so much. thanks to Derek [Hough] ] and Jenna [Dewan] for coming out and helping deliver this award to our family and our beloved Stephen I call him Stephen, you call him Stephen and tWitch, and We love him for both." "Thank you NAMI West LA for this incredible honor. We promise to keep moving forward from love and joy forever, and to continue to inspire and lead, teach and grow," she said. continue. customs. NAMI WLA revealed at the gala on Friday that they are partnering with the Boss family's Move With Kindness Foundation, which was set up on behalf of her and their children - Weslie, Maddox, 6, and Zaia, 3 age - to support mental health initiatives in Stephen's honor.

"So now we're talking about another year from... very soon, I don't have any great plans mapped out," she added. "But it's going to be very special. It's certainly a great achievement and we're super excited to celebrate our first year together. We don't know how that's going to happen yet, but it's going to happen." We're excited to celebrate." do it!" "I think it's incredibly beneficial to actually spend time with us. We've done a lot in those six years and so we're in a great place," she said. “And so, I think, that worked in our favor. About what has changed? To me, this feeling is like, this is an eternal, lifelong level." Rodgers added: "Whenever there's friction or argument—not going away—there's still this security and stability. We are working to resolve this issue. This is forever. for us. I think it just creates a stronger bond than a link."

The Bachelorette alumnus, 32, fell in love with Rodgers, 34, on the hit ABC series and accepted his marriage proposal on its final episode in 2016, saying she still finds it strange the romance Their start on national television. "It's wild," Fetcher said. "We always look back and think, we can't believe we met the way we did. I can't believe we've been together seven years. I can't believe we're sit down here." Fletcher and Rodgers, who will host new US show The Big D premiering June 7, were one of the show's few franchise couples to get engaged in the finale, then ended kiss and stay together.

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