Disney has acquired the global streaming rights to Gracie's Corner, the hit educational series created by the Hollingsworth family, bringing the beloved brand to Disney+, Disney Jr., and Disney Jr. On Demand.

Even bigger: the Hollingsworth family will maintain ownership of the brand, and the content will remain available on YouTube, ensuring families can continue accessing it for free.

What started as a family project inspired by daughter Graceyn Hollingsworth has grown into a cultural phenomenon, reaching more than 6.3 million YouTube subscribers and nearly 10 billion views. Known for blending education, animation, hip-hop, R&B, and culturally relevant nursery rhymes, Gracie's Corner has become a favorite in households around the world.

The brand has already earned four NAACP Image Awards, secured a book deal, and launched a live tour. Now, it's headed to Disney while staying true to the vision that made it a success.

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"It was a Friday evening, and a dad was doing the most ordinary thing in the world: taking three of his kids to get donuts.

They were pulling away from the shop in northeast Philadelphia when the sky came apart. A medical transport jet had crashed nearby, and in an instant the street was fire, smoke, and debris flying in every direction like shrapnel.

In the back seat, ten-year-old Trey Howard didn't freeze.

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