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'Hunting Wives’ star Malin Akerman ditches LA lifestyle for ‘dream’ of raising son like it’s the 1950s

Malin Akerman told the "Call Her Daddy" podcast how moving to Connecticut gave her 13-year-old son a 1950s-style childhood she calls a dream.

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'Hunting Wives’ star Malin Akerman ditches LA lifestyle for ‘dream’ of raising son like it’s the 1950s
Malin Akerman told the "Call Her Daddy" podcast how moving to Connecticut gave her 13-year-old son a 1950s-style childhood she calls a dream.
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