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Morning chores

Princess Linnea 👸

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105,478 views • 10 months ago •via X (Twitter)

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The Anubyss™10 months ago

That 🍑 big and beautiful has me crazy 😚💕😍🫣💕

Drippin D10 months ago

Put a bag over her face and she’s all right

Erick de avila10 months ago

Quericos sentones das Dea seguro

JLEE10 months ago

🍑🍑🍑🍑🍑👀👀👀👀👀🥵🥵🥵🥵

Erick de avila10 months ago

Que rica Gran culote

Jairo Antonino10 months ago

🤤🍑😍

vicmnc10 months ago

🤤

Alex Fu 🇸🇻10 months ago

S o m f

merabrani rani10 months ago

Good figure 👌👍 👍👌👌

kullen myers10 months ago

She looks stunning in anything

David B Zuno10 months ago

Very cute

Iron skull XD10 months ago

Would be pleasure helping in you chores😻😻😻

love yourself10 months ago

My princess ❣️

ڛـ,ـلُـِـِِـِِِـِِـِـطُـٌـٌٌـٌانـِِـِـ10 months ago

o1o

ErnieBoo10 months ago

I’m in California

Antony rodriguez10 months ago

Let's meet up I want to play with them

fourbolt10 months ago

Good Morning 🌞, a beautiful day to you, it's a pleasure to have a morning coffee with such a wonderful woman.. have a great day.. may everything work your way.!! ☕🚶‍♀️☺️🫶

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1) Gorl, Levi probably woke up in a mood because RemmyLee and Rosie didn’t sleep all night and then Rosie was cooking up a storm in the kitchen early in the morning. 2) Why is Rosie making her guest, RemmyLee, do so many chores?? He is visiting!!

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25,711 views • 1 month ago

A 42-year-old man was arrested on Monday for allegedly killing his three daughters with a sharp weapon in Giridih district, police said. The accused was identified as Nandu Yadav, a resident of Turukdiha village. Police said the victims were Yadav's eldest daughter Pallavi, 16, and 7-year-old twin sisters Riddhi and Siddhi. "He was arrested shortly after the incident," said Jeetvahan Oraon, sub-divisional police officer (SDPO), who visited the spot where the bodies were found lying in a pool of blood. Police said his wife, Radha Devi, and their youngest child, 4-year-old son Pantu, were at home, when Yadav killed his daughters around 6 am. Devi told police her husband returned home drunk on Sunday night. She said she helped him bathe, served him dinner and he went to sleep. On Monday morning, she noticed he was unusually quiet. "I asked him why he drank so much, but he did not respond," she said. Devi said she became busy with household chores when Yadav took the three girls into a room, locked it from inside and told the family the children needed to study and that he would teach them. A short while later, he came out and allegedly confessed he had killed them. Police said the girls' throats were slit using a sharp-edged tool used for cutting grain. "I don't know why he killed them. My daughters were innocent and good children," Devi said. During interrogation, Nandu claimed "a ghost possessed him" and that he did not know what he had done. He also said a year ago he ate meat and was thereafter possessed, adding that it was "God's plan". Devi also alleged an extramarital relationship may be behind the killings. A forensic team collected blood samples and other evidence. Police said the suspected weapon was recovered. "We are investigating the circumstances and motive," the SDPO said.

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A 42-year-old man was arrested on Monday for allegedly killing his three daughters with a sharp weapon in Giridih district, police said. The accused was identified as Nandu Yadav, a resident of Turukdiha village. Police said the victims were Yadav's eldest daughter Pallavi, 16, and 7-year-old twin sisters Riddhi and Siddhi. "He was arrested shortly after the incident," said Jeetvahan Oraon, sub-divisional police officer (SDPO), who visited the spot where the bodies were found lying in a pool of blood. Police said his wife, Radha Devi, and their youngest child, 4-year-old son Pantu, were at home, when Yadav killed his daughters around 6 am. Devi told police her husband returned home drunk on Sunday night. She said she helped him bathe, served him dinner and he went to sleep. On Monday morning, she noticed he was unusually quiet. "I asked him why he drank so much, but he did not respond," she said. Devi said she became busy with household chores when Yadav took the three girls into a room, locked it from inside and told the family the children needed to study and that he would teach them. A short while later, he came out and allegedly confessed he had killed them. Police said the girls' throats were slit using a sharp-edged tool used for cutting grain. "I don't know why he killed them. My daughters were innocent and good children," Devi said. During interrogation, Nandu claimed "a ghost possessed him" and that he did not know what he had done. He also said a year ago he ate meat and was thereafter possessed, adding that it was "God's plan". Devi also alleged an extramarital relationship may be behind the killings. A forensic team collected blood samples and other evidence. Police said the suspected weapon was recovered. "We are investigating the circumstances and motive," the SDPO said.

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