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Otto Hightower really walked up to Dragonstone, listed off terms that stripped Rhaenyra’s children of their rights, and expected her to just say thank you. Rhaenyra stripping Otto of his dignity right on the causeway was personal. Calling him a traitor to his face, snatching the Hand pin, and... show more

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It was a deeply emotional scene when a sick man, weak but determined, asked his family to take him outside just to catch a glimpse of his president. When Mr. President saw him, he immediately stopped the entire trail, walked towards him, held his hand, and told him to stay strong.

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& that’s the problem right there… Jay Z wanted to act like he was supportive of Nicki Minaj but was really snaking her out bts and 🐍 her out with that TIDAL deal because she turned him down twice He held onto that “you could be the king but watch the Queen conquer” to his face

& that’s the problem right there… Jay Z wanted to act like he was supportive of Nicki Minaj but was really snaking her out bts and 🐍 her out with that TIDAL deal because she turned him down twice He held onto that “you could be the king but watch the Queen conquer” to his face

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