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There are women who don't sniff their underwear before taking a shower

Yhall never met Rihanna in her twidder era and it shows!! This is light work

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And they STILL can’t fuck with her if they wanted to!!!!!

Same here

I just wanna know WHO came up with the concept for that video and WHY yhall thought that it was okay!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

RAPID FYAH FT. @skillibeng 🔥 Out this Thursday 1:30pm 🇯🇲 7:30pm 🇬🇧 lnk.to/RAPIDFYAH

bridesmaid duties 💍

I was today years old

If you don’t want backlash, DON’T POST IT!!

Was advised where I live in Portmore has no electricity either 😪

Hi, @myJPSonline Mona has been without light for a few hours now!!! May I ask why and how long will it take before restoration is made? Cc: @darylvazmp

You called ? 🤤

I will FOREVER & FOREVER love me some @denillerene_ 🤎🤎 you are everything & more Queen 🤎

🚨Update: As of 5am Saturday 6th June approximately 500 thousand customers of just under 700 thousand customers have been restored across all parishes overnight. It is expected the remaining affected customers will be restored by early this morning. I have called an emergency meeting with @myJPSonline for noon today at the jps command center which will be followed by a press briefing. I have been closely monitoring the situation all night and will continue to do so until full restoration is completed. I commit to keeping the nation advised and updated on this UNACCEPTABLE SITUATION.

G’morning to uncle @darylvazmp Thank you🤎🙏🏾 for the interventions made 🥹

No backup as a power company is crazy 😭😭😭 release us ohhhh!’n

No back up for the street and traffic lights???????? Madness!!!!!!!

The traffic lights in Liguanea Jesuuuussssssss!!!! Why dem naaah work ?????

Men’s Mental Health Awareness Month Whew. I debated whether I should make this post, especially since just three weeks ago I experienced a mental breakdown—a depression relapse, really. But this is exactly what this month is for... right? If you're familiar with my platforms, then my mental health journey is no secret. When I started in media six years ago, I made a conscious decision to include conversations around mental health in my content to help reduce the stigma surrounding it. Six years later, we're not fully there, but we've made progress. Every season of my podcast, I try to include at least one episode focused on mental health. On my radio show, I make it a point to regularly create space for these conversations. The goal has always been simple: normalize speaking openly and honestly about our experiences. This journey hasn't been easy. In 2019, I lost my job and found myself flat on my face—financially, emotionally, and spiritually. In June 2022, I lost my father. Four months later, I lost someone I loved deeply. There have been many moments along the way that made me want to throw in the towel. But if there's one thing I've learned, it's that healing isn't linear. Some days are better than others, and that's okay. To all the men reading this: It's okay to not be okay. It's okay to feel. It's okay to not have everything figured out. Society often tells us we shouldn't cry, shouldn't be vulnerable, shouldn't express what we're carrying. But I'm here to tell you that's a lie. Seek help if you need it. Talk to someone you trust. Find healthy ways to cope. Take care of your mental health the same way you take care of your physical health. Take it one day at a time. And breathe. You've made it this far. You can make it through the next moment too. 🙏🏾💙 #MensMentalHealthAwarenessMonth