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Joanna García Swisher is the last Reba alum that has not appeared on NBC’s Happy place – but it could happen sooner rather than later.
“I can’t wait to go shaking over there with them,” said Swisher, 45, only Weekly US by Promoting her partnership with Ziploc. “Steve Howey has already done it, and Chris Rich has done it.”
Swisher, who played Cheyenne on Reba, is excited about the opportunity to reunited with former posters Reba Mcentire and Melissa Peterman On their NBC Happy’s Place series.
“This is my family. We are all so close, but having the opportunity to slip back to the sitcom stage with all of them would be so excited,” she teased us before the second season of the show. “I wouldn’t be surprised if that were in the very near future.”
Reba Mcentire’s NBC Series, Happy’s Place, has allowed him and Melissa Peterman to reunite with many of their Reba costs – but who of the popular comedy has not yet made a cameo? Reba, broadcast between 2001 and 2007, starred Mcentire, Peterman, Christopher Rich, Joanna Garcia Swisher and Steve Howey. The show followed one (…)
Happy placewho first performed in October 2024, with Mcentire, 70, and Peterman, 54, back together more than 17 years After their popular series Reba His six -year run ended on the WB. Reba also starred Scarlett Pomers and Mitch HollemanBoth of them again to make Cameo on NBC seated comedy.
Swisher update on her plans to make appearance come two months after Mcentire Telled us that Swisher is “definitely” next.
“Joanna is so busy. She produces, she has three films and she (works on it) sweet magnolias. So she’s a very busy woman but said she would definitely be there,” Mcentire confirmed only Us. “Melissa Peterman, Joanna and Steve Howey have been very busy. To bring Steve in already for our Christmas episode and bring Chris (Rich) back in – that was the most special.”
Swisher said he “Very Fun” to see Howey and Rich’s Appearances in season 1. Reflecting on Reba’s legacy, Swisher called him “one of the greatest gifts” of her career.
“We had the opportunity to be part of a show that becomes part of people’s lives. That show was a memorial for me personally and professionally. “It was truly inspiring and still to this day.
Joanna, who shares two girls with a husband Nick Swisherhad to go for a walk down lane memories now that Her children watch the show.
“They think it’s strange that I have yellow hair because they don’t know me differently than like a red head. But it’s really fun and that’s what makes a great TV. It’s just a time test,” he told us. “They saw him on Netflix, and he is also on a cable, like, a hundred times a day.”
Reba Mcentire proved that it was more than just a country superstar when his own TV show – called Reba was properly. The sitcom ran for six seasons between October 2001 and February 2007.
As well as spending time reba reba with her children, Joanna has partner with ziploc To help show families across North America, food conservation does not have to be complicated by sharing fresh tips for a smarter lunch routine.
“Ziploc is largely part of our daily lives, and it was really fun. We are a lot worried about food waste in our family. We’re talking about that a lot. I was very excited to share the ways we try to reduce food waste in our lives,” he explained. “My children are aging and have many views about their lunch. That’s all really centralized around our ziploc bags.”
Joanna broke her attitude, adding, “We create these little preparation stations so we don’t have many ways to make life a little easier in the morning. Then I don’t open a lunchbox at the end of the day filled with food.
He concluded: “Even for me, right now I’m working on a 5 -season of sweet magnolias, and I’m taking a lunchbox to work because I always chew on things and want to get healthy, fast.
