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@iamjoseperez_: Jose y Yaya terminan lo que tenían (Jose está cumpliendo una misión del jefe, no es real). #joserodriguez #yayamuñoz #emironavarro #lacasadelosfamososcolombia #lacasadelosfamososcol #lcdlfcolombia

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elandres_j
Elandresj :
Entre Yaya y Jose nada es real hasta el jefe lo sabe JAJAJAJAJJAJAJAJAA
2025-02-15 21:18:23
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yajaglez1
☆yggm☆ :
al jefe si que le gusta ver el mundo arder 🤣
2025-02-15 21:19:46
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lufernanda2002
LU ✨ :
Entonces el jefe le puso el reto a la rusa de que dijera que Karina le pegó! Jajaja
2025-02-15 21:25:51
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mm.angarita
María angarita :
sí porque José se rió cuando Yaya salió
2025-02-15 21:21:25
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kkatherinneira
kkatherinneira :
Soy EMIRO mi amiga me cuenta y hay voy hablo con el novio y Así.. hasta que se arreglen 🤭
2025-02-15 21:36:26
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yessegonzalez0
Yesse Gonzalez :
El jefe le gusta ver el mundo arder 🤣🤣🤣
2025-02-15 21:29:23
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yac_888
Yac094 :
Emiro aconseja, regaña y luego se mete en el papel 😂😂😂😂
2025-02-15 22:12:16
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tatu.1216
Tatiana Castaño :
En la vida soy Emiro… YA SE ME OLVIDO LO QUE TE IBA A DECIR✨✨✨😂😂😂
2025-02-15 23:11:15
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