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Buddy Valastro is in the final stretch of his hand injury recovery.

stars revealed their New Year’s resolutions before the ball drops on Dec. 31. From spending more time with family and searching for peace to focusing on mental health and staying away from social media, these celebrities have big plans and lofty goals for 2024.

toilet bowl that had to flush to a cake that’s got to spit fire,” Valastro, 46, told The Post.The celebrity baker whipped up the flushable toilet bowl, with the same pump and tube that’s inside an actual one, for the 100th anniversary of General Plumbing Supply in Bayonne, N.J.The cake that spits fire was in the shape of a dragon, which was 300 to 400 pounds of cake and close to 200 pounds of fondant, and crafted for the Armored Combat League.This year, a cake that stood out was the one he made for the Meadowlands State Fair.“It was actually a working swing and the cake was gigantic,” he said. “It wouldn’t fit in the truck, so I actually had to hire a flatbed and build a crate around it to deliver it.” He occasionally has to refuse an order because of the laws of physics.“If it’s going to be too gravity-defying . .

Lifetime has unwrapped it’s upcoming holiday movie schedule of new features!

Emily Longeretta “It’s a Wonderful Lifetime” is right around the corner. Lifetime‘s annual holiday movie event kicks off Saturday, Nov. 18 with 12 new movies, airing every Saturday and Sunday until Christmas.

Buddy Valastro is opening up about his upcoming shows with A&E!

Cubans and Italians have a lot in common – we love fried foods and sweets! Thank you for your kindness and hospitality, @buddyvalastro!

Las Vegas is the land of possibility!!! We can now check THIS off my bucket list! Never had this happen before! Thank you Buddy Valastro!!!

A&E has announced a whole slate of unscripted programming, including the expansion of its weekend lifestyle block, as well as additional culinary content and Biography documentary specials.

Culinary chats! Celebrity chef Judy Joo sat down with famed baker Buddy Valastro to talk about life in and out of the kitchen — during the holiday season.

NBC will strip its U.S. remake of hit U.K. game show across two weeks in an unusual scheduling move.

Cakes for everyone! A+E Networks has entered a multi-platform creative partnership with Cake Boss star Buddy Valastro. The deal includes more than 60 hours of original programming, including the development of multiple new series and holiday specials produced by A+E’s factual division, Six West Media, in association with Cakehouse Media.

Jennifer Maas TV Business Writer“Cake Boss” star Buddy Valastro, a longtime staple in the Warner Bros. Discovery lifestyle brands family, is making A+E Networks his new TV home.The cable giant has signed custom cake whiz Valastro, who rose to fame through his TLC reality series “Cake Boss,” which is centered on his long-standing family business Carlo’s Bakery, to a multi-platform creative partnership.The pact encompasses more than 60 hours of original programming, including development of multiple new series and holiday specials produced by A+E’s Six West Media, in association with Valastro’s Cakehouse Media.

"Cake Boss" star Buddy Valastro reflected on the near-miraculous recovery he’s made after a potentially career-ending accident roughly one year ago.  The Food Network star's hand was impaled after getting it stuck in the bowling pinsetter, a representative for his company confirmed to Fox News at the time.

Buddy Valastro is on the mend. On Monday's episode of , the 44-year-old baker opens up about his ongoing recovery, one year after sustaining a serious hand injury.«I say we're about 95 percent [healed], which, if that's as good as it's going to get, Rachael, I'll take it,» the star says on the episode, as seen in a sneak peek clip. «It's definitely been an amazing ride,» Valastro adds.

The Cake Boss himself, Buddy Valastro, is almost back to 100% with his right hand after suffering a gruesome injury roughly one year ago.  The Food Network star's hand was impaled after getting it stuck in the bowling pinsetter, a representative for his company confirmed to Fox News at the time. A malfunction with a pinsetter, which had been an easy fix in the past, caused Valastro's hand to become lodged and compressed inside the machine, his spokesperson said.

Buddy Valastro is doing a lot better these days!

Buddy Valastro, 44, is filled with gratitude one year after an accident at his home bowling alley crushed his hand, leaving it severely injured. The Cake Boss star gave chef Rachael Ray an update on the status of his hand after five reconstructive surgeries on a new episode of The Rachael Ray Show, which will air in full on Sept. 20. In PEOPLE‘s sneak peek of the show, which can be seen above, he revealed that the injury is “95 percent” healed.

Gigi Hadid is a huge fan of Buddy Valastro and his show Cake Boss, and apparently, when they first met, she cried!

"Cake Boss" star Buddy Valastro has overcome quite a number of hurdles since injuring his hand in a bowling accident last year. The famous baker provided some updates to fans on Wednesday while co-hosting Entertainment Tonight, where he discussed how one of his middle fingers is still lacking a full range of motion.

Buddy Valastro couldn't be more thankful for his family.The star co-hosted Wednesday's Entertainment Tonight from his Carlo’s Bakery in New Jersey, where he touched on his family's amazing support after his debilitating accident where his hand was impaled at his home bowling alley.«They definitely stepped up to the plate. In times of crisis, you don't know what people's reactions are going to be.

 Gigi Hadid tried her hand in cake decorating with cake master himself, Buddy Valastro of Carlo’s Bakery.A post shared by Gigi Hadid (@gigihadid)The 26-year-old was Valastro’s “summer intern” as seen in the 12 minute video posted to Hadid’s IGTV. She captioned the video, “My Dream Summer Internship with @buddyvalastro at @carlosbakery.

The upcoming premiere of Buddy vs. Duff on the Food Network will feature a competition between Cake Boss reality star Buddy Valastro and his fellow baker, Duff Goldman of Cake Masters.

Rachael Ray. The Cake Boss star is recovering from his fifth hand surgery following a bowling accident last September.

Buddy Valastro updated his fans on how his hand is recovering after suffering a major injury in the fall.  The "Cake Boss" star, 44, appeared on Rachael Ray’s talk show Tuesday where he told the host that he completed his fifth surgery on his hand last month and that he is finally starting to feel like himself again.  "I'm feeling good, my hand is coming along," the acclaimed baker told the host.  The star also added, "I definitely have a lot more of my mobility back."  To prove it, he made a

Buddy Valastro is sharing some good news about his recovery journey.

Buddy Valastro is thanking his medical team with a special sweet treat! The 43-year-old star took to Instagram on Wednesday to show off the cake he made for the doctors, nurses and staff who have assisted in his recovery following a September hand injury.Shortly after the accident, Valastro's rep told ET that the baker's injury was a result of a malfunction with the bowling pinsetter at his home's bowling alley.

A post shared by Buddy Valastro (@buddyvalastro)"Check out the super special cake I made for Dr. Michelle Carlson, the nurses and staff at @hspecialsurgery as a token of my immense appreciation," he wrote on Instagram.

Buddy Valastro is recovering from a freak accident that left him fearing he might lose the use of his left hand.

Buddy Valastro is on the road to recovery, but the journey hasn't exactly been an easy ride. The "Cake Boss" star returns to his famed kitchen for the new TLC special, "Buddy Valastro: Road to Recovery," which follows the baker as he recovers from a bowling accident he suffered months ago.

Witness the aftermath of the freak bowling accident that left “Cake Boss” star Buddy Valastro with a nail impaling his hand.

Buddy Valastro, 43, says he may never recover enough strength in his injured fingers to make his beloved confections again. The Cake Boss star, who nearly lost his hand after it got stuck in a bowling alley pin setting machine, told ET that he’s taking his recovery one day — and one cake — at a time.

Buddy Valastro is trying to stay positive after a bowling accident caused severe damage to his right hand. The "Cake Boss" star spoke to Entertainment Tonight about his prognosis since the incident in September and whether or not he'll be able to return to baking and decorating cakes.  "Well, I'm feeling good, you know, I feel like I'm in good spirits trying to look at the glass half full versus half empty," he shared.

Buddy Valastro is opening up about his intense recovery process after suffering a serious injury to his right hand in September, and what it could mean for his future.The star was hospitalized after an accident at his home's bowling alley. His rep told ET at the time that there was a malfunction with the bowling pinsetter, and after Valastro tried to release the bowling pin from the cage mechanism, his right hand became lodged and compressed inside the unit.

Cake Boss star Buddy Valastro is getting back to the swing of things after his recent bowling injury to his right hand.On Saturday, October 3, the 43-year-old celebrity baker posted several photos to Instagram following his return home from the hospital. Valastro was pictured practicing his cake decorating skills alongside his family, as he tried to frost a cake with his nondominant left hand.“Family time is the BEST time,” he captioned the post.

“Cake Boss” is getting back to work. Buddy Valastro, 43, shared an Instagram post of himself icing a cake with his uninjured left hand on Saturday.The snapshot comes nearly two weeks after the famous baker was involved in a bowling accident that required surgery.