(NEXSTAR) – The Wiggles, a children’s musical group famous for songs about fruit salad and dancing like a plane propeller, have issued a statement in response to their unauthorized appearance in a ...

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The Wiggles have issued a statement after two members of the children's group were featured in a video dancing with musician Keli Holiday to his new song Ecstasy. In the clip, Blue Wiggle Anthony ...

"The Wiggles do not support or condone the use of drugs in any form," the group said in a statement. By Jessica Lynch The Wiggles have issued a statement after a TikTok video featuring the children’s ...

Anthony Field, aka the Blue Wiggle, is one of the group's founding members Australian children's music group The Wiggles has issued a statement after two of its members were featured in a music video ...

The Wiggles, Wiggly Friends and Captain Feathersword in Circular Quay on March 25, 2024 in Sydney, Australia. (Photo by Rocket Weijers/Getty Images for Royal Caribbean ANZ) The Wiggles have spoken out ...

The Wiggles have distanced themselves from a video featuring Blue Wiggle Anthony Field which seemingly endorsed ecstacy use, claiming it was edited deceptively. In a TikTok video posted by musician ...

The Wiggles have announced their much-anticipated return to the U.S. and Canada in 2026 with the Tree of Wisdom Spectacular Tour, supporting their new family album The Tree of Wisdom, available ...

In the video, the chubby baby, still wrapped in a towel, lies on the bed and happily wiggles each time the hair dryer is turned on. When the sound stops, the baby freezes—only to start wiggling again ...

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All is not well in Wiggle world. The Wiggles, the long-running Australian children's music band, are being sued by their former CEO Luke O'Neill, The Guardian reports. O'Neill (who is not the Hell ...