@comedic_cody: On the next episode of..Things you ladies do that us guys LOVE!

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Wednesday 29 September 2021 23:12:56 GMT

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Iovergirl08 :

So…it seems I’ve been watching a lot of your TikTok’s, Cody. Last night, while in the middle of a conversation, I called my husband Cody 😳

2021-09-29 23:43:22

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crushinglifedaily :

It’s the same for us “baby girl” and my clothes fall off!

2021-09-30 00:32:14

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hongzhong :

Why is no one talking ab his sprayed on hairline??

2021-10-05 01:02:43

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Mama💗💙 :

Okay.. but like… your hair. 🔥😍

2021-10-12 01:26:49

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Shannon Miller :

Hey baby boy… how ya doin’?

2021-09-29 23:50:46

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SimonLkatie :

Have the chains hung lately? I think we would all agree that we are just lost baby squirrels.

2021-09-29 23:54:31

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meredith :

OMG IVE MISSED THIS SERIES 🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻🙌🏻

2021-09-29 23:22:27

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medium chick :

I love being called baby girl. Didn’t know it went both ways

2021-10-07 09:56:02

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Carla Vitrano :

Baby girl works the same 🥰

2021-10-18 14:46:46

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Britt :

“Nothin! Thinking about you!” 😂

2022-01-01 15:14:07

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shellybean2574Shelly bean :

I love that skip we look for that shiii and giggle like crazy behind our hand u got us with the skip

2021-10-15 14:19:15

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boss_babeai :

I freaking love you lmao 😂😂😂😂😂

2022-01-07 02:38:37

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J🍄 :

"beer, football aHhhH" that sent me into oblivion 😂😂😂😂

2021-09-30 00:05:46

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Amber Merritt Mason :

honey your barber be blessing me ❤

2021-10-13 17:21:33

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pammykins67 :

Only books I’ve read since HS 33 years+ ago

2022-08-13 14:42:51

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Aimee Strong :

I sweah fo' Gawd ifyou don't make that cheeseless crust shirt...😫😂

2021-09-29 23:20:18

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Jazzy :

So I accidentally paused right when you made impact with the phone..... I have never laughed so hard in my entire life cuz of the face you made 😂😂

2021-10-08 09:17:53

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Olivia ✨ :

You okay? That camera smacked ya face real hard 😂

2021-09-29 23:16:42

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Lena :

I probably have not laughed this hard in awhile

2022-01-30 17:00:19

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April :

The face smack at the beginning, is the reason I cannot breathe right now.

2022-02-07 07:08:08

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💚🖤 SkullQueen 🖤💚 :

This is my favourite TikTok ever 😂

2022-02-09 10:11:33

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izabellagraham :

You can do both!!😅

2022-02-16 05:23:25

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Kristina Bowlin :

did you say "cheese less Christ"?! 😂😂

2023-08-04 04:03:26

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user4418590935845 :

the fact that you know what a red room is. booiii what have you been watching 😅

2022-09-17 05:35:24

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Stephanie :

Let’s meet up in the red room

2022-01-13 13:33:30

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