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принцесса Диана,он очень её стеснялся и любил👌
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Даяна Рос он сказал, что если с ним что-то случится, он отдаст ей опеку над его детьми. Значит действительно любил. 🥰🥰
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Даяна Росс он называл её первой любовью!!!
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