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“Dad what’s your body count?” 😅😅😅 James Harrison’s oldest son James suffered his first heartbreak. So, like any teen he turned to his father. Deebo told his son of his first heart break & the destruction that followed. Finally, lil James asked his dad how many women he’s been... show more

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“Why would you call that man a whore”😂🤣 Chan funny asfff

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DA Just Askingvor 1 Jahr

That really was a great interview from a human perspective. James' growth is to be applauded

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Chan when he said “Why would you call that man a whore?” 😂🤣

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not Mr Crowder “why would you call that man a whore?”👀😂

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Heartbroken and he started putting them down.

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Jerry garciavor 1 Jahr

O/u 1,000? I’m taking the over lmao James was a legend on and off the field

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A dad named Jacob noticed that a girl in his daughter's class looked familiar, with his daughter even calling her 'her twin'. But after looking closely at a photo of the little girl, he stopped cold, understanding that his marriage might be in question, Here's the full story 👇

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Asking me about body counts...

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Did you ask James is there a fight date with Ochocinco Ryan? 🤣 I'm serious! 😀

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- Who's the best player ever out of Kent State? -Jack Lambert -Excuse me? -Jack Lambert! 🥹

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Hilarious…….. good stuff from Deebo. That’s real! 💯

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Adrien Broner had a proud father moment after finding out his son Adrien junior got really drunk and started asking all the girls at their yacht party to h00k up with him 😭🥀 “He driving back to the crib with them hos, AJ really turnt rn, I don’t know what he on” “That’s my baby boy, he’s gonna be just like his dad, I love that boy, he just wanna be like his daddy”

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