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Flashback: Meet Celeste Hutchins

On Jan. 18, 1976, after meeting with Andy Russell, Marla met Celeste Hutchins, a wannabe country star and a model at the hotel. Celeste briefly dated Mike Wagner before he married his first wife, and Celeste stayed single until April 1976. Three months after the super bowl, Celeste met Gary Dunn, the defensive tackle of the Pittsburgh Steelers. They were dating for 9 years until their split in 1985 because of her drinking and the first loss for the Steelers since 1971. Celeste had drank too much since her split with Gary, went to rehab in 1988 and met a mullet man named Larry Wehner. Celeste and Larry married in 1990, and they had an adopted daughter from China, and her name is Michaela Michelle Wehner, born on Jan. 31, 1992. Celeste also has two daughters Lia Edwina and Tanya Alisa, all died of infancy. Gary has been married to Caron since 1988 and has two children, daughter Iris and son Eddie. Celeste lost her husband Larry of cancer in October 2011, and Celeste passed away just one ...
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Matt Walter Engaged

Yesterday, Matt Walter, Kyle's son and Marla's stepson, is engaged to model Michaela Wehner, 34 years old from Pittsburgh, who was now living in Monroe County, Florida. Michaela was born in China, and was adopted by Larry Wehner and model Celeste Hutchins, who all passed away six years apart. Matt has 12 children from a previous marriage, two had already died. Matt split up with two girlfriends Cassia and Madison.
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After Fred Lorenzen's Diagnosis, Fahnhorst and Siemon Has CTE

This afternoon, Allison Yim interviews the wives of deceased football players, Jim Fahnhorst and Jeff Siemon. Dawn Siemon and Kim Fahnhorst were asked about their brains, and Allison asked them about Fred Lorenzen's CTE. Kim reveals that her brother-in-law Keith did not have it. Their diagnosis is officially CTE just after Lorenzen's death. Lorenzen is officially the first NASCAR driver to have CTE, but Darrell Waltrip may have CTE, but his wife Stevie confirms he has Frontotemporal Degeneration last month.
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Flashback: The Pomeroys' Third and Fourth Music Videos 1986

In 1986, the Pomeroys had their third music video called "In My Heart" written by the twins themselves. Elton Sawyer had a cameo as Lynn's love interest. The fourth music video a few months later was called "Satisfy My Mind" with Rusty Wallace's baby girl Katie as Gwynn's daughter and Trevor Boys' son Wheeler as Gwynn's son.
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Grace's Greatest Bears of All Time

The eighth episode in 2020 features the Chicago Bears. Grace talks about 50 players. The updated version has been added several times after its airing. 1. Walter Payton (d. 1999) 2. Dick Butkus (d. 2023) 3. Gale Sayers (d. 2020) 4. Mike Singletary 5. Brian Urlacher 6. Mike Ditka (d. 2026) 7. Bill George (d. 1982) 8. Sid Luckman (d. 1998) 9. Dan Hampton 10. Doug Atkins (d. 2015) 11. Bronko Nagurski (d. 1990) 12. Bulldog Turner (d. 1998) 13. Stan Jones (d. 2010) 14. Richard Dent 15. Danny Fortmann (d. 1995) 16. Lance Briggs 17. George Connor (d. 2003) 18. Red Grange 19. Jay Hilgenberg 20. Steve McMichael (update: Hall of Fame and d. 2025) 21. Matt Forte 22. Joe Fortunato (d. 2017) 23. Devin Hester 24. Ed Sprinkle (d. 2014) 25. Charles Tillman 26. Gary Fencik 27. Doug Buffone (d. 2015) 28. Bill Hewitt (d. 1947) 29. Rick Casares (d. 2013) 30. Richie Petitbon 31. Joe Stydahar (d. 1977) 32. George Musso (d. 2000) 33. George Trafton (d. 1971) 34. Jimbo Covert 35. George McAfee (d. 2009) 36. J...
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Grace's Greatest Browns of All Time

The twelfth episode in 2022 features the Cleveland Browns. Grace talks about 50 players. The updated version has been added two times after its airing. 1. Jim Brown (d. 2023) 2. Otto Graham (d. 2003) 3. Leroy Kelly 4. Ozzie Newsome 5. Joe Thomas (update: Hall of Fame) 6. Gene Hickerson (d. 2008) 7. Len Ford (d. 1976) 8. Bill Willis (d. 2007) 9. Lou Groza (d. 2000) 10. Marion Motley (d. 1999) 11. Dick Schafrath (d. 2021) 12. Dante Lavelli (d. 2009) 13. Clay Matthews Jr. 14. Mac Speedie (d. 1993) 15. Mike McCormack (d. 2013) 16. Paul Warfield 17. Frank Gatski (d. 2005) 18. Greg Pruitt 19. Bob Gain (d. 2016) 20. Jim Houston (d. 2018) 21. Michael Dean Perry 22. Jim Ray Smith (d. 2026) 23. Hanford Dixon 24. Frank Minnifield 25. Abe Gibron (d. 1997) 26. Jerry Sherk 27. Mike Pruitt 28. Warren Lahr (d. 1969) 29. Walt Michaels (d. 2019) 30. Walter Johnson (d. 1999) 31. Bill Glass (d. 2011) 32. Doug Dieken 33. Thom Darden 34. Brian Sipe 35. Gary Collins 36. Ray Renfro (d. 1997) 37. Josh Cribbs 3...
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Marla Meets Joey Porter Jr.

After Joey Porter Jr.'s dad Joey Sr. revisit Marla during the shooting of the revival of "Marla's Game" this year, Joey Jr. visit Marla at her house after he was traded to the Cowboys from the Steelers, in which his dad was playing the same team. She finally nicknamed Joey Jr., "J-Peezy Jr." Joey Jr. called his dad about having Marla on the spot, and she told Joey Sr. on the phone about the new show in 2027, and the third episode about the Steelers will be released on Jan. 16, 2027. Joey Jr. was very excited to play for the Cowboys.
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