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My wife’s backside can make a grown man cry –Ik Osakioduwa
TV personality IK Osakioduwa sent tongues wagging on Twitter when he posted a comment on the social media platform saying that his wife’s backside can make a grown man cry.
The talented presenter was obviously gushing at his wife’s endowment when he posted the comments on the social media platform which somewhat surprised some Twitter users.
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“Got to #LoveUp on at @O_Osakioduwa; she’s got the onion booty. It makes a grown man cry.” Ik tweeted describing the backside of wife Olohi Osakioduwa, mother of his two kids.
By Ahmed Boulor…
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