@carlos_eduardo_espina: Se nos fue una leyenda 😞 Que en pas descanse Kabosu, mejor conocida en redes sociales como Doge 🙏🏼

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🌻👑⩻𝕿𝖍͢͢͢𝖊𝕭𝖊𝖆𝖘𝖙⩼❤️🧡 :

Que en paz descanse 🥺

2024-05-24 15:06:51

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Zoé :

🥺 entonces cheems murió antes?

2024-05-24 15:56:33

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️ :

Tu también mientes 🫡

2024-05-25 01:45:46

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●NEHEMIAS ☮️❤️🐅 :

Fue el año pasado que murió

2024-05-24 15:12:40

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jairbarreto602 :

I have never heard about it!

2024-05-24 16:11:25

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betzybetzabe :

Sembremos árboles

2024-05-24 16:31:28

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Eduardo Figueroa :

Ayuda un proyecto forestal, el mundo nos necesita. Sembremos árboles

2024-05-24 15:39:52

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oscarlos :

Ese es cheems

2024-05-24 20:16:27

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Martha Isabel :

😭😭😭noo que Tristeza

2024-05-24 19:25:26

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Diego :

los perros les dan leusemia eso si no lo sabia 🐶🐶🐕

2024-05-24 15:23:27

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Esteban😶‍🌫️ :

carlos regalame un carro 😊

2024-05-24 15:10:44

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soo_xn :

Ese perrito del meme murió el año pasado XD hasta salió en noticias

2024-05-24 16:30:50

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franciscotarin4 :

big cry, such sad 😔

2024-05-25 04:05:07

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Claudii :

y tambien Farruko Pop.por tuuuuuuuuu culpaaaaaa

2024-05-24 16:19:41

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Matheoo_💸 :

Rip 🕊️

2024-05-24 15:08:29

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Ediths_ff_oficial_ 50k :

no el famoso es el cheems

2024-05-25 02:59:26

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SaraG :

R.I.P 😇🐶

2024-05-24 16:31:23

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Ålēxei :

Es el primo de cheems

2024-05-24 16:17:48

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❣️SWEET 🍯SOFIA #IN #MUSIC :

RIP🥺🥺😔

2024-05-24 20:45:29

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Judith Teque :

😢 Rest in peace in doggy heaven 🐕🕊️🙏🙏

2024-05-24 15:11:50

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Reina🇭🇳🇺🇸🇪🇸 :

fue ase 2 años

2024-05-24 22:28:40

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Janet11 :

Aww no😔

2024-05-24 16:08:15

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blackcatlover84 :

😢Pérdidas que se sienten en el mundo xq son millones de animalitos los que nos dejan y sin los únicos seres que valen la pena QPD angelito perruno 😢

2024-05-24 15:41:19

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saralucero888 :

🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊 🕊💐💐💐🕊 🕊D.E.P 🙏🕊 🕊💐💐💐🕊 🕊🕊🕊🕊🕊

2024-05-24 21:03:22

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