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A while back, I said I might do some tutorial-style #ShuffleSaturdays videos. So I finally got around to it - here's a breakdown of how to do the Running Man. It's probably the most important step when it comes to shuffling! Once you get the hang of this, you... show more

Millie Jones

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1,806,053 views • 22 days ago •via X (Twitter)

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Top Models on Fanvue 💋22 days ago

My focus is in another dimension 😮‍💨😂

Lord Kalalu 😎22 days ago

Guten Morgen liebe Millie. Wünsche dir einen wunderschönen Shuffle-Samstag. Kleine süße Tanzmaus💖💖💖

Millie Jones22 days ago

Have a great weekend!

Lord Kalalu 😎22 days ago

Thank you likewise😘

Buster "Paul Alayla"22 days ago

Ole twinkle toes is back... It's Saturday....

Millie Jones22 days ago

Of course!

Buster "Paul Alayla"22 days ago

And you have a great weekend Ma'am.

DennyEMufc22 days ago

Thanks Millie definitely give it a go 🤣🤣

Millie Jones22 days ago

Go for it!

Glen Saville22 days ago

Cute

Jim22 days ago

Nice tutorial Millie, enjoy your weekend 👌

Millie Jones22 days ago

Have a great weekend!

Jim22 days ago

And you Millie

Millie Jones22 days ago

Every day. 😉

Dave C22 days ago

Good morning 😊 ❤️ ☕️ x

Derek Harrison22 days ago

Looking good Millie.Running Man,Moonwalk,Body popper,you’d look 👀 good doing any 💃 dance😉❤️

Millie Jones22 days ago

Thanks!

Richard Murray22 days ago

I’m good at shuffling but that’s usually in queues!

Abduljalal Kurawa22 days ago

Awesome

Johnny Rice #ShidaArmyLT #TeamBlue 💙🌸✨🫶🏻🇯🇵22 days ago

Nothing gets my Saturday morning started off right than to see the #ShuffleDanceQueen doing her thing!!! 💃🏻🪩🕺🏻 Happy Saturday to you as well as a Great Weekend, Millie darling hottie babe!!! 👩🏻‍🦰🩶❤️🩶❤️🩶❤️🥵✨🔞💍🔥🫶🏻❤️‍🔥😍💖💕💐🌹🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🇬🇧💋💋💋😘

Colin Heath22 days ago

Happy weekend 🌧️🌧️

Graeme Ash22 days ago

Sorry with my metal knees bits tin man not running man but u look absolutely stunning as usual I’ve got another exercise in mind haha

Sof w.22 days ago

Thanks for sharing this

AnnMcCann.22 days ago

I could practice for hundred years and not come close.

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