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@express.clip: Bantahan keras soal isu eksploitasi anak saat live jualan! Kuasa hukum Sarwendah menyoroti adanya standar ganda dari pihak RO, di mana aktivitas yang sama tidak dipermasalahkan jika dilakukan oleh pihak sebelah. Tuduhan ini dinilai hanya narasi tendensius untuk t338zq3m menyudutkan kemampuan Sarwendah sebagai seorang ibu. Tonton penjelasan selengkapnya di video! Bagaimana pendapat kalian? #sarwendah #sarwendahofficial #rubenonsu #viral #viralvideo

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