News On 6's Stacia Knight Gives Update On Baby Son

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Monday, December 21st 2020, 3:48 pm

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News On 6's Stacia Knight Gives Update On Baby Son

News On 6's Stacia Knight Gives Update On Baby Son

2020 is almost over and News On 6's Stacia Knight's son is almost 3-months-old!

Stacia Knight shared an update on how her family is getting ready for her to come back to work.

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