【The Liar (2014)】

Luna,The Liar (2014) you're a legend.

The 1-year-old daughter of Chrissy Teigen and John Legend and tiniest rookie in the game threw the first pitch at the Seattle Mariners game Tuesday night.

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It began, as many mysteries of the universe do, on Twitter after Teigen mentioned a trip to her hometown in Washington.

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Teigen did not get her wish, but instead, something better. Baby Luna took her responsibility very seriously.

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Baby Luna remained focused. While her parents indulged in chit-chat, Luna would not avert her gaze.

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Her hard work and dedication paid off because absolutely crushed it.

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She rewarded herself for the accomplishment by stealing bubblegum from grown men, as all babies should.

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