Lea Michele: My Son 'Hysterically' Cried When He Heard My Vocal Warmups

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Lea Michele: My Son 'Hysterically' Cried When He Heard My Vocal Warmups
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Not a fan? Lea Michele’s son, Ever, has an unexpected reaction to hearing his mom belt out FunnyGirl songs. 🙈

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