Fortnite Is Adding These Iconic TV Show Moms

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A trio of famous TV show moms are coming to Fortnite, Epic Games has announced.

Lois Griffin from Family Guy, Peggy Hill from King of the Hill, and Linda Belcher from Bob's Burgers are all headed to Fortnite on May 8. That's just a couple days before Mother's Day on Sunday, May 10.

"The Moms deserve a little vacation," Epic Games said. Each mother will have their own Fortnite bundle that includes the skin, along with extras like backbling, a pickaxe, and emote.

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A trio of famous TV show moms are coming to Fortnite, Epic Games has announced.

"The Moms deserve a little vacation," Epic Games said. Each mother will have their own Fortnite bundle that includes the skin, along with extras like backbling, a pickaxe, and emote.

Before this, Fortnite added other characters from Family Guy, King of the Hill, and Bob's Burgers, including Peter Griffin, Bob Belcher, and Hank Hill.

In other Fortnite news, the game just recently added new fan-made Star Wars games, including a multiplayer game inspired by Battlefront. The game will also host 10 minutes of footage from the Star Wars movie The Mandalorian and Grogu later this month.

Additionally, Disney CEO Josh D'Amaro recently talked about why the company is investing so heavily in Fortnite, saying games like it have major growth potential for Disney's bottom line.

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