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SmackDown, 2009. 💋 MJ, a devil, Elektra and a matador… hosted by Cryme Tyme. Looking back, these were some of the early moments that organically turned into LayCool. And of course… FLAWLESS. RIP Shad Gaspard. 💋 McCool Mickie James~Aldis Nattie JTG ( JAY THA GAWD ) Flawless 💎

Layla El

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Nattie7 days ago

@McCoolMichelleL @MickieJames @Jtg1284 🥹🥹🥹

Rodney Ellison8 days ago

@McCoolMichelleL @MickieJames @NatbyNature @Jtg1284 Mickie, Michelle, and I are mentioned in this girl's tweets. What's interesting is that Ashley and I are mentioned in both of them.

Vincent, @RCSA fan.8 days ago

@McCoolMichelleL @MickieJames @NatbyNature @Jtg1284 i love it

G757 days ago

@McCoolMichelleL @MickieJames @NatbyNature @Jtg1284 Good times

Kunal Singh Chauhan7 days ago

@McCoolMichelleL @MickieJames @NatbyNature @Jtg1284 Crazy girls

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