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Suki & sapphire claims they didn’t know mariahlynn kicked smiley while sapphire had her in a choke hold until they saw the episode! (Sapphire ends up fighting smiley next episode for saying she got junped) #BaddiesEast

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LovelyRenee23 💋💕2 年前

Yall knew what you was doing & Sapphire pushed Mariah into smiley at that point she had no choice but to fight 🙄 y'all mad weird

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𝓇𝑜𝓈𝑒 𝑔𝑜𝓁𝒹2 年前

Can they address pushing Mariah into Smiley when they were in the kitchen?

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jackmerius tacktheratrix2 年前

Sapphire had no business having smiley in a chokehold in the first damn place

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Guerra2 年前

It’s gonna be fun to see Suki vs Rollie next then Mariah vs Suki fren.

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spicy ice 🔥❄️2 年前

Alleged nigga we saw you quite literally in 4k

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Tally2 年前

this episode felt like i was back in highschool watching girls peer pressure each other into fighting over nothing 😭😭

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bye ♡2 年前

smiley didn’t even have nun to do wit sapphire so i’m not understand why smiley was in a choke hold anyways

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Jaleel🪄📖✨2 年前

Bye, I love how they’re tryna fake clear shit up —Sapphire had no business putting Smiley in a chokehold if Mariah was already fighting her— they intervened because Mariah was losing. Be fr.

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Zan ♥️2 年前

📍It doesn’t matter what suki and sapphire say, they literally had no business mediating the situation between smiley and Mariahlynn. Not even tesehki was in for Mariahlynn. Take notes from tesehki❗️

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Baddies + More!2 年前

Do you think Smiley got jumped?

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