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LOS ANGELES - s4story -- Based on the worldwide best-selling book series by Karen Kingsbury, The Baxters is a riveting family drama that follows Elizabeth and John Baxter and their five adult children. Season One of The Baxters centers on Elizabeth and John's daughter, Kari, who learns the shocking truth that her professor husband, Tim, has been secretly having an affair with one of his college students. As her relationship is tested, Kari must seek comfort in her faith and family to discover if love is truly a choice and if her marriage can be redeemed. In this deeply moving faith-based journey, The Baxters must come together as a family to work through the challenges of life.
We talked with real life mother-daughter duo Kathie Lee Gifford and Cassidy about everything from working on the same series, motherhood, prayer and more.
Interviewed for Family Entourage -
For the entire interview, head to www.familyentourage.com
Family Entourage: It's so great to chat with you guys and nothing makes me more happy than seeing family together, pursuing dreams, and especially when those lines can intersect. So share about this opportunity where the two of you can work together.
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Cassidy Gifford: It was really fun. I mean it's something we dreamed of doing for so long. All the years of my mom taking me out to LA on school breaks over the summer, went to New York all the time to auditions. The amount of time she fought my schools, or my dad, about even letting me pursue it. It was just something we always talked about working together even though we're not actually featured in the show together still, it was really fun to be on set together and in the hair and makeup room at crafty having lunch.
Kathie Lee Gifford: I just love seeing her doing what she loves to do and being so blessed to do it with people that she also admires and respects and treat her with the respect that she deserves. Nothing was put on a platter for Cass. She literally had to audition, get in line and do all of that for all these years. And so the good thing about that is once you worked hard and you've earned it, you appreciate it. And she saw me work hard my whole life, she saw her dad, and so I didn't want to raise entitled children. They're not entitled to anything. In fact, it's the exact opposite. The Bible talks about how to whom much is given, much is required. And I taught them that their whole lives. I've been taught that from my parents.
We talked with real life mother-daughter duo Kathie Lee Gifford and Cassidy about everything from working on the same series, motherhood, prayer and more.
Interviewed for Family Entourage -
For the entire interview, head to www.familyentourage.com
Family Entourage: It's so great to chat with you guys and nothing makes me more happy than seeing family together, pursuing dreams, and especially when those lines can intersect. So share about this opportunity where the two of you can work together.
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Cassidy Gifford: It was really fun. I mean it's something we dreamed of doing for so long. All the years of my mom taking me out to LA on school breaks over the summer, went to New York all the time to auditions. The amount of time she fought my schools, or my dad, about even letting me pursue it. It was just something we always talked about working together even though we're not actually featured in the show together still, it was really fun to be on set together and in the hair and makeup room at crafty having lunch.
Kathie Lee Gifford: I just love seeing her doing what she loves to do and being so blessed to do it with people that she also admires and respects and treat her with the respect that she deserves. Nothing was put on a platter for Cass. She literally had to audition, get in line and do all of that for all these years. And so the good thing about that is once you worked hard and you've earned it, you appreciate it. And she saw me work hard my whole life, she saw her dad, and so I didn't want to raise entitled children. They're not entitled to anything. In fact, it's the exact opposite. The Bible talks about how to whom much is given, much is required. And I taught them that their whole lives. I've been taught that from my parents.
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