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Erin Cahill Talks Tackling Mental Health & More In Hallmark's New Movie 'Hearts In The Game'

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Erin Cahill is taking the lead in Hallmark‘s newest movie, Hearts In The Game. Just Jared was lucky enough to speak with the actress, who opened up about the flick and the hard-hitting, relatable issues it tackles, including mental health awareness and body positivity.

Here’s a quick summary of Hearts in the Game: Hazel, a publicist helps a major league baseball pitcher, Diego, who happens to be her high school sweetheart, find his way back to the game and her heart. Head inside to check out our full interview with Erin Cahill for her new Hallmark movie…

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