@dimelo.king: @jlexispr1 le dice “Graciela” a @karolalcendrat y todo se derrumbó … 🚨 #karolalcendra #dimeloking #jlexispr1 #tamoenvivo #viral

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jaineribravo
Jaineri Bravo :
Graciela no estuvo pero se hizo sentir
2025-01-23 17:32:52
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bell775232
Valentinagomez :
y karola y que y recol de 11k de persona es por ella y es por Graciela y jlexis
2025-01-23 19:00:36
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andrea_lagares1
Andrea_ Lagares30 :
Y a Graciela en la videollamada le dijo Karola.
2025-01-23 18:54:39
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salomewoodss
Salome🌸 :
GRACIELA Es la qué mandaaaaaaaaa
2025-01-23 18:46:21
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lupiithaalvarez4
Lupiitha ALvarez :
niñas, no creo que a jlexis le guste karola, desgraciadamente karola se mira muy intensa muy aventada y eso le sube el ego a el, Graciela es más tranquila y se le mide a jlexis y eso a el le puede.
2025-01-23 19:35:23
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kimberlayrocca13
🐰KIMBERLAIN💕 :
Cuando un hombre dice el nombre de otra mujer es verídico que le gusta es esa mujer que siempre está en su mente
2025-01-23 19:05:16
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greisy_rodriguez01
Grey 💗 :
flan de coco es el típico amigo alcahueta que le quiere caer bien a cualquier novia que el amigo tenga 🥱🙄
2025-01-23 20:23:41
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sorianyipds
Sorianyi🦋 :
a jlexis le gustan las 2
2025-01-23 18:15:21
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