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Kenzie Petty is enjoying the warmer weather. Her photographer husband also seems to be enjoying it.

After returning home from winning Survivor 46, Kenzie has been busy in her personal life.

Kenzie got married, got pregnant, and chopped off her hair. Some Survivor fans might not recognize her now.

Will Kenzie be sporting this new look when she appears on Survivor 50? Yes, that’s just conjecture, but host Jeff Probst already announced it will feature returning players.

Before Kenzie tries to become a two-time Survivor winner, she is celebrating reaching the third trimester of her pregnancy.

While posing by the water, Kenzie’s husband photographed her enjoying the sun.

Kenzie Petty marks the third trimester of her pregnancy

“When your husbands love language is taking your picture and you’re a leo sun, moon and Mercury- life is good,” Kenzie stated as she credited her husband for the fun photo.

Palestinian-American comedian Mo Amer will host of the next season of the televised debate series Doha Debates.

The series is an entertaining, educational tool funded by the non-profit Qatar Foundation.

Filmed in front of a live studio audience in Qatar’s Education City, each episode of the Doha Debates show will feature a monologue by Amer followed by discussions of timely events and global issues with celebrities and expert guests.

To produce the new season, Doha Debates has joined forces with Film 45, with Emmy-winning “Oprah Winfrey Show” producer Katy Davis serving as the Doha Debates showrunner and executive producer.

Financial terms of the partnership were not disclosed.

“Mo,” which will be returning to Netflix for a second season, is considered a cultural milestone for centering its narrative around his experience as a Palestinian refugee in Texas. The show has a large audience in the Arab world besides being popular in the U.

To celebrate the casting community and spotlight its members, Casting Society of America (CSA) and IMDbPro are collaborating to present a monthly series of interviews between CSA casting directors and actors about their careers, the casting process, and how IMDbPro helps them advance their careers. This month Amanda Lenker Doyle interviewed Katy Davis.

See the full interview.

Oprah Winfrey's Harpo Prods. and ABC have teamed for a primetime special to chronicle the talk show host's five-year journey of building a school for disadvantaged girls in South Africa.

The one-hour special, Building a Dream: The Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy, also will feature the stories of some of the girls who study at the Academy. Winfrey will host the program, which will air at 10 p.m. on Feb. 26, the final Monday of the February sweep. She also will executive produce with Katy Davis.

The Oprah Winfrey Leadership Academy -- a 28-building campus boasting computer and science laboratories, a library, a theater and a wellness center -- opened in January with a ceremony attended by former South African president Nelson Mandela and such celebrities as Tina Turner, Mary J. Blige, Mariah Carey, Sidney Poitier, Chris Tucker and Spike Lee.

The $40 million school in the small town of Henley-on-Klip, south of Johannesburg, accommodates 152 girls from poor families selected for their strong academic and leadership potential.