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Elle Towse :

You seem so happy !! I’m glad someone is makeing you feel good 🥰

2023-02-06 19:47:03

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Laura 💖 :

love your make up 😍!! sorry I'm coming across stalkerish now but love these updates 😅

2023-02-06 19:18:20

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silkegriffin :

You’re glowing🥰

2023-02-06 21:44:32

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🌸🌼Leanne🌼🌸 :

u look gorgeous 😍 💗 xx

2023-02-06 19:27:24

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Megan ♡ :

I binge watched Kavos weekender last weekend. So lovely seeing you on there 💗

2023-02-06 19:38:37

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ditch872 :

How many girls have had that necklace 😂😂

2023-02-06 22:29:09

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Beckyl_xx :

You need to introduce him to us girl! We need to see him 😂🥰 xx

2023-02-06 20:50:44

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zoe :

is so nice to see u smiling all the time glad he makes u smile x

2023-02-06 21:08:46

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Rebecca :

cuteeeee 😍

2023-02-06 19:22:22

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Raj256421 :

Awwww hope it all goes well for you babe. Can’t wait to see him 💃🏼🥰

2023-02-06 22:11:59

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M__kx :

I’m so happy for you!!!🥰🥺

2023-02-06 20:37:27

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🥰SHELL🤪 :

Awwww 🥰🥰🥰bless you hope it goes well for you

2023-02-06 21:26:13

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Jaegia :

Aw you guys 🥰 btw your lashes are insane 😍

2023-02-06 19:48:22

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PaulP715 :

you got sex hence the glow

2023-02-06 21:06:32

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bethholt135 :

Did he attend Cuddle Club?😂🥰

2023-02-06 20:21:08

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user3615544201347 :

🥰🥰🥰💕💕💕💚💚😘

2023-02-06 19:57:56

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Faz922 :

How’s communication in between dates? 🥰

2023-02-06 19:46:04

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meg.cave99 :

So invested at this point 😂🫶 Have you had your first kiss yet? Xxx

2023-02-06 23:28:54

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❤️Sarah❤️ :

Bet he loved the jumpsuit! So happy for you it's lovely to see 💖

2023-02-07 11:14:35

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kennedy :

I’m sooo invested in this!

2023-02-08 16:48:17

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jamie’s 🌹 booktok 🖤 :

I love this! This is how my relationship started 🥰 hope it continues to go well for you

2023-02-09 13:46:53

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CourtneyJayne :

@Lucyappleton21 soo happy for you girl 🥰

2023-02-07 07:58:19

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Lisa :

❤️❤️❤️

2023-02-12 19:47:30

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pastelarray_ :

Aww love this for you 🥰

2023-02-22 13:03:02

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