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That ’70s Show actress Tanya Roberts‘ rep confirmed over the weekend that she died, but then retracted the statement on Monday when he learned she was actually still alive.

Now, Ashton Kutcher, who starred on the Fox sitcom, is speaking out on Twitter to tell his co-stars that Tanya is alive.

Topher Grace tweeted early this morning, “I was so sad to hear that Tanya Roberts has passed away. She was a Bond girl, one of Charlie’s Angels, and truly a delightful person to work with. I had never acted before and, to be honest, a little nervous around her. But she couldn’t have been kinder. We’ll miss you Midge.”

Ashton replied to Topher and said, “yo bro she’s not dead.”

Debra Jo Rupp tweeted, “Tanya had a big deep hearty laugh. She was all instinct and beauty. In the first season of 70’s we had a scene in the kitchen, drinking cocktails and laughing together. She laughed, spit her drink in my face, apologized profusely and did it 3 more times.I loved her. RIP beauty.”

Ashton replied to Debra and said, “dj she’s still alive.”

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Topher Grace has set his return to television in ABC’s Home Economics.

The 42-year-old actor will star alongside Caitlin McGee, Jimmy Tatro, Karla Souza and Sasheer Zamata in the single camera sitcom, which has been given a series order by the network.

Home Economics will center on three siblings — one a member of the 1 percent, one middle class and one struggling to make ends meet.

Topher will play the middle sibling and middle class role, and serve as an executive producer on the show.

Caitlin will play the eldest of the three siblings, a therapist for at-risk children who’s married to a teacher and whose financial status is often precarious. Jimmy plays the youngest and wealthiest sibling.

“I never thought about doing another show until I read Michael Colton and John Aboud’s amazing script,” Topher shared in a statement, via THR. “Both the characters they created and the amazing ensemble they brought together to play them are a family I just had to be a part of.”

The series marks Topher‘s return to television since leaving That ’70s Show in 2005.

That ’70s Show just recently left Netflix, but we have a list of where you can watch it now.

Happy news for Topher Grace and Ashley Hinshaw!

The married couple has welcomed their second child into the world, according to Us Weekly. Details on the baby’s sex, name, and birth date are not yet known.

Just a couple days ago, the couple was spotted walking around their neighborhood and pushing the newborn baby in a stroller.

Topher, 42, and Ashley, 31, revealed that they were expecting again back in January while attending the 2020 Art of Elysium Heaven Gala. At the time, she said that she was “nervous” and “excited” to have two kids.

The longtime couple started dating in 2014 and they got married in 2016. They welcomed their two-year-old daughter Mabel into the world back in 2017.

Topher got some pretty cool news back in February and it seems the project is moving forward despite the pandemic.

Congratulations to the happy couple on this exciting news!

Topher Grace has snagged a lead role in the upcoming ABC comedy pilot Home Economics!

The 41-year-old That ’70s Show actor will star in and executive produce the single-camera family pilot, Deadline reports.

He will reportedly make more than $250,000 per episode as a result of competition that has resulted from streaming services.

Home Economics will reportedly bear resemblances to Modern Family, focusing on “three adult siblings: one in the 1 percent, one middle-class, and one barely holding on.”

Topher will play Tom, “the middle sibling and middle-class, but definitely not middle-brow. He’s an intellectual, a novelist who’s had a couple books that sold decently, but his last one did not. He strives to be where his brother is financially, but fears he’ll slip down to his sister’s level. He’s in a creative field so his income fluctuates. That wasn’t such a concern when he was starting out but now he’s plagued by financial anxiety after having twins.”

Last month, Topher Grace and his wife Ashley announced that they’re expecting their second child!

Topher Grace and wife Ashley are expanding their family!

While arriving at the 2020 Art Of Elysium event on Saturday (January 4), the 41-year-old That 70s Show actor and the 31-year-old actress revealed that they are expecting their second child together.

During the event, Topher and Ashley were honored with the The Spirit of Elysium award. While accepting the award, Topher cracked about a joke to the charity’s president Jennifer Howell.

“As you can see, we’re expecting our second,” Topher said via E! News. “And after learning what toddlers are really like, this one is all yours Jen.”

Topher and Ashley are already parents to 2-year-old daughter Mabel.

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Awkwafina sparkles in silver at MPTF’s 2019 Reel Stories, Real Lives event!

The 30-year-old The Farewell actress hosted the event held at Directors Guild Of America on Monday (November 4) in Los Angeles.

She was joined by Castle Rock‘s Lizzy Caplan, who looked stunning in a sleeveless white dress.

Also in attendance was Breakthrough‘s Topher Grace, Avengers: Endgame‘s Yvette Nicole Brown, Superstore‘s Nico Santos, and Game of Thrones creator D.B. Weiss.

READ MORE: Lizzy Caplan Says Janis Ian Was the Villain in ‘Mean Girls’

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Topher Grace hit Stephen Colbert‘s couch on The Late Show on Thursday (July 19) and got called out for cutting the host out of his re-edit of The Hobbit!

The 41-year-old actor kinda-sorta to promoted his Black Mirror: Smithereens episode, plugged his podcast Minor Adventures With Topher Grace, and told Colbert that he’s been re-editing movies for fun, including the Hobbit trilogy.

Stephen talked about his brief appearance in 2013′s The Desolation of Smaug. When asked if he made Topher‘s just-for-fun edit, he stalled for time.

“Is it still in your f—ing movie or not?,” Colbert pressed. “I’m so sorry, I’m so sorry,” Grace responded, “We had to cut it. I’m so sorry. Here’s what happened, Stephen: When you get in the editing room, and you have all these choices.”

“That’s all we have time for, Topher, I’m afraid,” Colbert quipped.

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