Alexis Bellino and John Janssen's marriage has become about more than just the two of them!
One year after their wedding, the couple is showing how their relationship has grown into a blended family, with their six children playing an important role in the life they are building together. From the wedding day to their first year as husband and wife, the focus has shifted toward creating one family.
Alexis Bellino and John Janssen married after a relationship that had already drawn attention because of his past with her former "Real Housewives of Orange County" co-star, Shannon Beador. But one year in, their story is taking a different shape, with their children and Janssen's role as a hands-on stepfather becoming a bigger part of their life together.
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A year after saying "I do," Bellino went back to the moment that started it all, and the memories that stood out were not just about her and John Janssen. The wedding brought their children into the celebration in a way that made the day feel like the beginning of a family chapter, not simply a marriage.

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Alexis Bellino married John Janssen on Oct. 3 in Laguna Beach, California
The Real Housewives of Orange County alum shared two sweet posts on Instagram reflecting on their relationship and wedding in honor of their first anniversary
"It feels like yesterday that johnwjanssen and I said 'I DO,' " Bellino wrote in part
The Real Housewives of Orange County alum Alexis Bellino is celebrating one year of marriage.
The Bravo star, 49, married John Janssen, 63, last year in Laguna Beach, California. She commemorated their first wedding anniversary with two sweet posts on Instagram on Saturday, Oct. 3.

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By Dylan Butler
WATCH: Vincent Janssen makes hat trick history for Portland Timbers!
It took Vincent Janssen no time to enter the Portland Timbers' record books.
In just his fourth match since signing in late July, the 32-year-old Dutch international became the first Timbers player ever to score an MLS hat trick, leading the line in a wild 5-4 win against Minnesota United FC on Saturday at Providence Park.
Janssen, who arrived in the Rose City after spending the last four seasons competing for Belgian Pro League side Royal Antwerp, also became just the third player in MLS history to net a hat trick in his first start.

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PORTLAND, Ore.. (AP) — Vincent Janssen scored early in the second half to finish off a hat trick in his first start and fourth MLS appearance, helping the Portland Timbers outlast Minnesota United 5-4 on Saturday night.
Portland (9-10-4) used two goals by Janssen and an own goal by Minnesota United (7-8-8) keeper Drake Callender to jump out to a 3-0 lead in the first 26 minutes.
Janssen scored on a penalty kick in the 11th minute, taking the shot after Cole Bassett was fouled by Minnesota United's Morris Duggan. The 32-year-old scored again in the 26th, six minutes after the own goal.
Minnesota United answered with goals from Marcus Caldeira in the 32nd minute and defender Anthony Markanich in the 38th to cut it to 3-2 by halftime.
Janssen completed his hat trick in the 55th minute, giving the Timbers a 4-3 lead after Caldeira scored for a second time to tie it 3-3 in the 50th.

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Aug. 27—EMERY, S.D. — Once rivals and now consolidated school partners, the communities of Bridgewater and Emery each have longstanding traditions of athletic excellence.
With the introduction of a Bridgewater-Emery Athletics Hall of Fame, the past, present and future generations of greats will be preserved and promoted for the enjoyment of all.
The inaugural Bridgewater-Emery Hall of Fame induction banquet is set for Saturday, Aug. 29, at the Emery Auditorium. A social hour begins at 5 p.m. with the banquet at 6 p.m. and the induction ceremony at 7 p.m. Tickets are $40, and the event will also serve as a fundraiser for Bridgewater-Emery athletics.
The inaugural class of inductees includes Brian Aamlid, Harold Koch and John Rinehart, all of Bridgewater, along with Lee Ibis, Terry Janssen and Steve Arend, all of Emery, plus Heather Wollman, the first inductee representing the Bridgewater-Emery teams. Two teams — Bridgewater 1961 boys basketball and Emery 1950 boys basketball — will also be honored. Individual bios for all inductees can be found at
beathleticshof.com.

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LOS ANGELES (AP) — Denis Bouanga scored late in the second half and Los Angeles FC escaped with a 1-1 draw after trailing the Portland Timbers for 75 minutes on Saturday night.
David Da Costa took a pass from Kristoffer Velde in the 4th minute and scored his third goal this season to give Portland a 1-0 lead that it carried into the 79th minute.
That's when Bouanga used ***** ists from Jude Terry and Aaron Long to knot the score with his 11th goal of the season.
Portland forward Vincent Janssen, who entered in the 69th minute, picked up yellow cards in the 89th and third minute of stoppage time to leave the Timbers down a man.
But, James Pantemis finished off a 10-save night for Portland (8-9-4) — including his final one on a shot by Bouanga in the final minute of stoppage time — to keep it tied.

#scored #Third #goal

Famke Janssen looked decades younger than her 61 years as she stepped out in New York City wearing a playful denim mini dress.
The former model and Bond girl displayed her long legs in the dark-wash design, which featured a structured, corset-style bodice, narrow straps and a flared skirt.
A crystal-encrusted bow added an eye-catching detail to the sweetheart neckline, while Famke completed the look with pale blue pointed-toe heels.
Famke Janssen out and about in NYC (@ GC Images)
The X-Men actress carried a black umbrella to shield herself from the Manhattan sun as she walked through the West Village.

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HNB are reporting that Antwerp are considering bringing former QPR striker Michael Frey back to the club. The Swiss forward enjoyed a prolific time with the Belgian side but left during their **** le winning season after being replaced by Vincent Janssen. However, his move to QPR didn't go as planned and after a few months back in Switzerland he is now a free agent. Janssen has since departed Antwerp and the side could certainly do with having an experienced physical presence like Frey up front. It is not clear yet whether or not Frey is open to the return, given he did not leave Antwerp on the best of terms.
After coming through with Young Boys, Frey moved to Lille in 2014. After just 21 games and three goals, with a loan spell back in Switzerland with Luzern, he returned to Young Boys in 2016. Spells with FC Zurich and Fenerbahce followed, as well as a loan to FC Nurnberg, but Frey could not replicate the success he had had in Swiss football. That was until he joined Beveren, then Waasland-Beveren, on loan for the 2020/2021 season. Despite the sides relegation from the Pro League, Frey impressed with 17 goals in 31 games.
The following season Antwerp brought Frey to Belgium permanently. Frey enjoyed a fantastic first season with the club, scoring 24 goals in 46 games. However, after nine goals in 23 games the following season, Frey wanted to leave, with Janssen having taken his starting spot. Frey joined Schalke 04 initially on loan for the back end of the 2022/2023 season, but failed to score in 15 appearances.
In January of 2024 he left Antwerp permanently, joining QPR. After one goal in nine games, Frey entered the 2024/2025 season hoping to push on. He had a decent if not spectacular first full season for QPR, with nine goals in 31 games. However, he fell down the pecking order and after 13 games without a goal left to join Grasshopper back in Switzerland. Frey ended last season with the Zurich based side, scoring two goals in 16 games.
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