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Ree Drummondis one proud mom!
“I couldn’t be prouder of the dedication Todd has shown,” Ree said in thePioneer Woman Magazine. “I’m a Todd—and Huskies—fan for life!”
During Friday night games, the home chef is often cheering in the stands for her son who ranks her excitement levels while he’s playing. “On a scale of one to 10, she hits an 11,” Todd said.
According to thePioneer Womanstar, “There is nothing more exciting and thrilling than Friday-night football games in a small town.” On the flip side, she joked that there’s also “nothing more stressful for the mom of a quarterback than Friday night football games!”
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In May, PEOPLE spoke with Ree about why she and husband Ladd were moving out of the home where they raised her kids. "It wasn’t a charming 50-year-old house. We loved raising our kids in the house, but it had foundation problems and had developed a few problems that were going to be pretty overwhelming to fix," she said.
But the Drummond family didn’t have to go far.
“We wound up building a small house right next to our regular house over the past year. And we moved into it in December,” said Ree, who is also mom to daughters Alex, 25, and Paige, 22, and foster son Jamar, 18.
She also mentioned how Todd was her only child still at home, saying that she and Ladd were focusing on getting their youngest off to college as he made his way through the football recruitment process.
The fall issue of thePioneer Woman Magazinealso features a tour inside theBirmingham, Alabama, test kitchenwhere the recipe testing and development for the Pioneer Woman website happens. Some stand-outs include a dark shade of green for the cabinets, along with open, rustic shelves.
The black and white porcelain tiles that make up the backsplash also match the vibrant aesthetic of Ree’s brand. “I thought a colored tile might clash with all our bright dishes,” Ree said.
The fall issue of thePioneer Woman Magazineis available now everywhere magazines are sold.
source: people.com
