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Oliver Stark presents on stage with Ryan Guzman at the 2021 iHeartRadio Music Awards on Thursday night (May 27) at the Dolby Theatre in Los Angeles.

The guys star on the Fox series 9-1-1 and fans of the show were shocked to find out that Oliver is British.

Oliver spoke with his British accent at the event and most fans have only heard him speak with his American accent on 9-1-1.

“So I’m over here watching #iHeartAwards2021 and just found out that #oliverstark from 911 (aka one of my favorite shows) is British like whattt!! I thought I was hearing something since I just got my first dose today,” one fan said.

Another fan said, “i always forget oliver stark has a british accent he sounds like he was born in america on 9-1-1 jfc.”

Get all the spoilers from the show’s recent season finale episode!

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The season finale of the hit Fox series 9-1-1 just aired and we have details on some of the big moments from the episode.

This post will contain spoilers from the episode, so make sure to stop reading now if you don’t want to know what happened!

In last week’s episode, Ryan Guzman‘s character Eddie was shot by a sniper and he was seen bleeding to death on the street. No one was able to rush to his aid because of the active shooter situation, which led fans to believe he might bleed out on the road.

So, what happened? Did Eddie actually die? Keep reading for spoilers and to find out what Tim Minear teased about the upcoming fifth season.

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SPOILER ALERT - This post contains major spoilers for the latest episode of 9-1-1, so continue reading at your own risk!

There was an incredibly shocking moment during the latest episode of the Fox series 9-1-1, which aired on Monday night (May 17).

In the final moments of the episode, a beloved character was shot by a sniper and was seen bleeding to death on the street and no one could rush to that person’s aid because of the active shooter situation.

Peter Krause, who plays Bobby on the hit show, is speaking out with his thoughts on that shocking moment.

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Surprise! Ryan Guzman is a dad of two!

The 33-year-old 9-1-1 actor and his fiancee Chrysti Ane took to social media on Thursday (January 7) to announce that they had welcomed their second child together, a daughter named Genevieve Valentina.

“Genevieve Valentina Guzman, Welcome to this crazy world mi hijita. Your mom, brother, and me are so happy you finally blessed us with your presence. Remember your family has your back por siempre. Love, Papa,” Ryan wrote on Instagram along with a photo of himself in the hospital with Chrysti and their newborn daughter.

Genevieve‘s birth comes as a big surprise for fans since the couple never publicly announced that they were expecting.

“Well world, I think it’s time I make a confession….I’ve been pregnant for basically this entire quarantine 😭😂,” Chrysti wrote on her Instagram. “We welcomed our little lady Genevieve Valentina Guzman into the world today at 3:50 pm. Ry and I decided to be a little selfish this time around and keep this journey between us. I’m so happy we did that. It was so special.”

Baby Genevieve joins big brother Mateo, who will be turning 2-years-old on Sunday, January 24.

Congrats to the Guzman family!

9-1-1 actor Ryan Guzman is apologizing for his controversial comments he made about using racially charged words.

If you missed it, among many other things, Ryan said, “I have plenty of friends — Black, white, Asian, Indian, whatever they are, Korean — and we make fun of each other’s races all the time. We call each other slurs all the time.”

Well, Ryan issued an apology for these controversial comments, saying, “I do not condone the use of the N-word by any non-Black person. That includes all Latinos. That’s not our word.”

“I came from an angry place. I couldn’t think straight, and I misspoke,” he said about his use of the word “slurs,” and apparently meant to say “stereotypes,” saying that “amongst friends, can friends make fun of each other? Yes.” But he added, “I’m not here to bring anybody down.”

“I apologize to those that I have offended and misrepresented myself by using the wrong term… I will continue to grow, and continue to help out the community,” he added.

Find out everything Ryan said – and how one of his co-stars reacted.

9-1-1 actor Oliver Stark is commenting on what his co-star Ryan Guzman said about using racial slurs.

If you missed it, Ryan and his fiancée, Brazilian actress and model Chrysti Ane, went on Instagram Live after she apologized for posting tweets back in 2011 that used a derogatory term. If you don’t know, Ryan and Chrysti have been together for years and have one child together.

During the Live, Ryan said that he and his friends “call each other slurs all the time.”

“I have plenty of friends — Black, white, Asian, Indian, whatever they are, Korean — and we make fun of each other’s races all the time. We call each other slurs all the time,” he continued. “We don’t get butthurt at all because we know the actual person, we know who each other are. We know that we’re not trying to bring each other down. So, what are y’all trying to get at? You’re trying to prove that somebody that’s not racist is racist? Nah. You don’t have that power. There is no racist energy coming from this household at all.”

All of this came about while protests are erupting across the United States after the murder of George Floyd at the hands of police officer Derek Chauvin in Minneapolis.

Check out Oliver’s response in the tweet below…

Rob Lowe suits up while attending the 2019 Fox All-Star Party on Monday (May 13) at Central Park’s Wollman Rink in New York City.

The 55-year-old actor will be starring in the upcoming Fox series 9-1-1: Lone Star, a spin-off of the popular Ryan Murphy series.

The cast of 9-1-1, which has been renewed for a third season, also stepped out at the event. In attendance were Peter Krause, Ryan Guzman, Oliver Stark, Angela Bassett, Aisha Hinds, Kenneth Choi, and Rockmond Dunbar.

9-1-1 will air on Mondays at 8/7c this Fall while Lone Star will premiere in the mid-season.