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A New York City Nanny Is Claiming That He Saw Barron Trump 'Slap' His Nanny In Central Park
But the accusations about Barron's various behavioral issues are being called into question by people who don't believe that "Mr. Weeks" is a "behavioral specialist" like he claims.
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XiaoPang is the internet's new it-dog and he is innocent!
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The phrase is inspired by Italian sports journalist Fabrizio Romano's catchphrase "here we go" and it's going viral across TikTok and X right now, with official football clubs and brands now hopping on the bandwagon.
25 Wild Buy And Sell Listings That Are Definitely Still Available
One man's trash is another man's treasure… or so they say.