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علي النصراوي ✨ :

ونعم والله من ابو كاظم 🌹

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اني ماشي لهلي ونته ضل 👑بعد راسي خالي 👑

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STARBIES RUN!!! Usually they get ice cream later in the evening as their weekly Jeep ride treat but this morning called for something extra special 😋 The baristas were so sweet and all gathered at the window to see the girls which made my heart so happy 🥹 These girls attract so much positive attention everywhere we go it makes me feel sooooo good 🫶🏼

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