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Regine dates a handsome weatherman, then inadvertently dates his father.
Regine dates a handsome weatherman, then inadvertently dates his father.
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S3, EP16 "Likes Father, Likes Son"Regine dates a handsome weatherman, then inadvertently dates his father.
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S3, EP15 "Scoop Dreams"Khadijah hires a new writer, a bike messenger who scoops an incredible story.
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