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Sandra Bullock and Ryan Reynolds are celebrating Betty White’s 98th birthday!

White’s costars from the 2009 romantic comedy, The Proposal, teamed up to sing “Happy Birthday” to the legendary actress on Friday — with a few changes, as shown in a video on Reynolds’ Instagram account.

The video features Bullock, 55, and Reynolds, 43, switching back and forth singing the beginning of the traditional song, but the stars soon switch it up, jokingly competing for who loves White the most.

“From Sandy, who loves you more than Ryan,” Bullock sings before Reynolds jumps in with, “From Ryan, who loves you so much more than Sandy.”

“What does Sandy do for you every year?” the Deadpool actor continues, as singing footage from Bullock continues to interrupt him. “I mean, does she like … show up and hand-deliver flowers for you wearing nothing but black socks and a dozen gold bracelets, just like you requested? Doubt it.”

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Happy 98th Birthday to the one and only Betty White! #XCVIII

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“I love you! Happy birthday! Mwah!” Bullock ends her segment, while the last shot of Reynolds shows him fake crying into the camera.

Finally, a touching graphic reading “Happy 98th Birthday Betty!” appears, with an instrumental version of the Golden Girls theme song playing over it.

“Happy 98th Birthday to the one and only Betty White! #XCVIII ,” Reynolds, who played White’s grandson in The Proposal, captioned the fun post.

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Karlie Kloss is making exactly what her political views are crystal clear after a Project Runway contestant awkwardly made a joke about her in-laws, the Kushners.

During an appearance on Bravo’s Watch What Happens Live with Andy Cohen Thursday night, Kloss, 27, was asked to discuss her views in light of the fact that she’s married to Joshua Kushner, the brother of presidential aid and Ivanka Trump‘s husband Jared Kushner.

“Andy,” Kloss began, in a matter of fact way. “I’m sure I’m not the only person in this country who does not necessarily agree with their family on politics.”

Her response prompted her fellow guest Martha Stewart to say: “Good answer.”

Kloss continued to detail her position explaining, “I voted as a democrat in 2016 and I plan to do the same in 2020.”

As for what she thought about Project Runway contestant Tyler Neasloney’s joke about Kloss wearing his design to “dinner with the Kushners,” the model said: “I was honored to be one of the first memes of the decade.”

However, for Kloss, it wasn’t at all about Neasloney’s comment, but instead his failed design.

“Honestly, the real tragedy of this whole thing is that no one is talking about how terrible that dress was. That’s why he went home. I would not wear that dress to any dinner,” Kloss said.

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Neasloney previously cleared the air about the comment he made during an interview with Bravo’s The Daily Dish.

“I felt like we had built a really cool rapport. I was laughing, they were laughing, we were going tit-for-tat. There was shade, there were jokes, and it was really fun,” Neasloney said of judges Kloss,  Brandon Maxwell, Elaine Welteroth and Nina Garcia.

“So, I came into the episode 4 runway after being in the bottom twice before that in a row, I came in there being like I’m friendly with the judges now. We’ve spoken, we’ve kikied, we’ve laughed. I can be my normal self,” he told

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Modern Family has said goodbye to a beloved character.

On Wednesday’s episode, titled “Legacy,” Phil Dunphy (Ty Burrell) shared one final goodbye with his father Frank (Fred Willard), who died of old age.

Viewers learned in the episode that Frank was found wandering a grocery store alone, which prompted Phil to grow concerned that his father was suffering from dementia.

When Phil gave Frank a haircut and questioned him about the grocery store incident, he also asked if Frank ever wanted to have another child.

“If you had another kid, maybe he would have taken over the business and you wouldn’t have had to sell it,” Phil said. “I always feel bad that I didn’t.”

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“The answer is no, Phil, never,” Frank replied. “Well, you did take over the family business, didn’t you? Keeping life light, making it fun for everybody.”

With a smile on his face, Phil said to his dad, “I learned from the best.”

The show then cut to a confessional of Phil: “When I was growing up, he was the cool dad. He knew all the dances from Grease and he knew all the expressions. BFF: best friends forever, TMI: too much Information, BJ: blue jeans. Makes me feel lucky. ”

“We didn’t do much that day, but it might have been one of the best days I’ve ever had with my dad,” he added. “I just didn’t know it would be the last.”

In the next scene, the family — including Gloria (Sofia Vergara), Cameron (Eric Stonestreet), Mitchell (Jesse Tyler Ferguson) and Claire (Julie Bowen) — was gathered together as Phil made an emotional eulogy in honor of his late father.

“My dad was okay, and my takeaway from our day was, don’t miss the chance to let the people you appreciate know that,” he said.

Willard, 80, played Frank for 14 episodes across all 11 seasons. In 2010, the role garnered Willard an Emmy nomination for outstanding guest actor in a comedy series.

His character’s death is the second to come from the series in the last two seasons. In season 10, the show killed off Claire and Mitchell’s mom, DeDe (Shelley Long).

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