The 'One Tree Hill' star tells PEOPLE in an exclusive interview that she loves hearing from women who reach out saying how ...
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Queen Azalea Bethany Joy Lenz accepts crown with gratitude, sincerity and honorThe festival represents people celebrating community, shared experiences, legacies and hard work, Lenz said. Lenz ...
N.C. Azalea Festival started on Wednesday, and we've got all of the festival coverage you could ever want right here in the ...
Lenz is best known for playing Haley James Scott for ten years on ‘One Tree Hill’, which was filmed in Wilmington.
Bethany Joy Lenz is the 78th Queen Azalea. Wednesday evening, she was crowned in a stunning pink dress, as Queen Azalea. The ...
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From the editor: Wilmington will be in full bloom this week with the NC Azalea FestivalThis year’s Queen Azalea is Bethany Joy Lenz, known for her role on the Wilmington-filmed show "One Tree Hill". The StarNews ...
One Tree Hill fans were heartbroken (and a little bit confused) when season 6 ended and Peyton (Hilarie Burton) and Lucas (Chad Michael Murray) left without a trace. It had been a season of danger, ...
The actress also addresses her rumored feud with Hilarie Burton in PEOPLE's exclusive clips from Tommy DiDario's 'I've Never Said This Before' Bethany Joy Lenz has an emotional message to share ...
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US Weekly on MSNSophia Bush and Bethany Joy Lenz Agree It’s ‘Really Weird’ Peyton and Lucas Are Never MentionedSophia Bush and Bethany Joy Lenz addressed Peyton and Lucas’ departure from ‘One Tree Hill’ was ‘really weird’ ...
Dan Brawley with Cucalorus was in the studio today talking about what attendees can expect from the performance.
The 78th annual North Carolina Azalea Festival will be held in Wilmington, NC from April 2-6, 2025. Musical guests include ...
Actress and cult survivor Bethany Joy Lenz recently shared a beautiful expression of her faith by signing ASL to worship music.
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