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The Stapleton Twins Are HERE!!!

Chris Stapleton skipped the Vegas vacation for this past weekend’s ACM Awards, and for good reason.

He and his wife, Morgane, welcomed their twin boys to the world!!

ACM host Reba McEntire broke the news during Sunday night’s broadcast, “Those little rascals came a little bit early,” McEntire said, adding, “Hot off the press! … Twin boys.”

The couple, who wed in 2007, are already parents to a son and daughter.

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