Audrey Roloff is Here to Make You Cry. Just Click Play.

Ember Jean Roloff celebrated the biggest milestone of her young life on Monday:

She turned a year old!

The occasion was celebrated a day earlier by nearly all of Ember"s friends and family members, as they turned out for a fun gathering that was highlighted by the birthday gal smashing a cake all over her hands and face.

She may have actually eaten a bit as well.

We documented a variety of scenes from the party in THIS GALLERY, but now Audrey and Jeremy Roloff have helped us share even more moments from the beautiful gathering.

They"ve posted a 58-second long video on their official website.

It includes many close-ups of the adorable one-year old, along with clips of her parents and other loved ones kissing, hugging or playing with Ember.

"This video… All the tears," wrote Audrey as a caption upon posting it to Instagram, adding:

"Just like the song says, you lit a fire in our hearts Ember girl. Thank you for creating something we will treasure forever uncle Jack."

Jeremy also posted it to his page, a day after writing a heartfelt letter to his child on the anniversary of her birth.

It reads as follows:

Happy 1st birthday sweet girl! A year has already passed and it feels like only a day. I love your lively demeanor and graceful spirit, your brilliant smile, big lips, and piercing eyes.

You are a masterpiece of creation and I pray that by now you know your Creator and love Him like Mom and Dad do. You are a bright light of joy to those who are shaded with the days troubles.

When work has Mom and I short tempered and high strung, you always seem to make us laugh and relax. It’s been a joy getting to know you. You’re beautiful, unique, and loved.

I’m so glad I get to be your dad. You are a gift that keeps on giving, and so I will give back with all I have.

Perfect, right?

We"re sad that Jeremy and Audrey have quit Little People, Big World and that we won"t be able to see Ember grow up on screen.

But we"ve got a feeling her mom and dad will be filling us in on their blog, on their podcast and across their social media accounts for many years to come.

Check out this awesome video now!

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Kelly Clarkson & Pink are About to Make You Cry. All the Tears.

Kelly Clarkson and Pink are about to make you cry.

Not out of sadness, however.

Out of beautiful emotion.

The superstar solo artists joined forces on Sunday night at the American Music Awards for a duet that opened the yearly ceremony.

But this performance was unlike exciting openers in the past because it centered on a somber note in honor of all affected by recent mass shootings and other national tragedies.

Marking the first time they ever sang side by side on stage, Clarkson and Pink sang an emotional cover of R.E.M.’s “Everybody Hurts.”

It"s a sad ballad that is also meant to make everyone feel less alone in life.

We understand how much certain things hurt, Clarkson and Pink are basically saying with this rendition. But please remember that you aren"t alone

"I love Kelly Clarkson," Pink said just last month on Bravo"s Watch What Happens Live. "If I did a song with Kelly Clarkson I would get outsung."

Well, sure.

But that"s the case for like 99.99999% of the world"s population, too.

“This year, more than perhaps any other in recent history, we needed the power of music to help us escape the news of the day,” host Jamie Foxx said while introducing the beloved artists.

He added:

“We needed that power of music to help us heal from hurricanes, wild fires, hate, hatred-fueled violence: 2017 is the year that tested our faith. At these moments of crises, heroes emerge.”

After thanking the first responders, he concluded:

“As this year comes to a close we look forward to 2018 with hope. For, even as we mourn those who were lost, we know this:

"Together our strength will pull us through. Together we shall overcome the pain. Together we can unite as a people and as a nation.”

Amen, right, readers?

On a night that also saw Selena Gomez stir up some controversy and many singers take home awards, this number really stood out.

Watch it below:

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Hillary Clinton Calls Trump"s Inauguration Speech a "Cry from the White Nationalist Gut"

Hillary Clinton thinks Donald Trump’s Inauguration speech was actually a rallying cry for white nationalists … and she blurted that out on national television.  HC was being interviewed by CBS Sunday, reflecting on her election loss (again)…

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