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Hi Vegantics, thank you very much for your edits to the article! Regarding Wes Lang’s family, I noticed on his Instagram and in some blogs that he had a second child in 2025. To my knowledge this has not been published in notable sources yet. However, the current Wikipedia article provides inaccurate information, as Lang does in fact have two children. Would it make sense to include this information with a “citation needed” tag for now, to avoid presenting incomplete information in the article? SGBriciola (talk) 10:33, 29 December 2025 (UTC)Reply
