But good news! Months after Steve Howey reunited with his Reba co-stars on NBC’s Happy’s Place, Christopher Rich is now joining the lineup of guest stars. From 2001 to 2007, Reba McEntire, Melissa Peterman,

NBC has announced a second season of the Reba McEntire/Melissa Peterman sitcom Happy’s Place, which despite airing on traditionally viewer-challenged Friday evening is averaging a respectable 4.6 million viewers (with delayed playback),

Reba McEntire released two albums in 1999 — one was her second Christmas album, The Secret of Giving: A Christmas Collection and the other was her 22nd studio album, So Good Together. That album had three singles, including her first-ever crossover hit, "What Do You Say."

The good news just keeps coming for fans of Reba McEntire’s Happy’s Place. The multi-cam sitcom, which has served as a big Reba reunion with McEntire teaming up with Melissa Peterman and the producing team behind the popular classic sitcom making a comeback on Netflix,

Melissa Peterman and Reba McEntire-starrer Happy's Place has been renewed for a second season. The show got a green signal from NBC for expansion. The series joins fellow first-year comedy St. Denis Medical in NBC's lineup for 2025-26,

McEntire released her Greatest Hits Volume Two compilation in 1993. This was her third compilation album, but her fans were still excited, making the album a success. That same year Reba was nominated for a Grammy for "The Greatest Man I Never Knew" and was nominated for seven ACM Awards in just six categories!

The NBC sitcom has officially been renewed for a second season. Reba shared her reaction with fans on Instagram.