On the cover of Ebony‘s June “Sexy Issue!”, Tre and Kelly both prove why they round out the magazine’s top 50 sexiest celebs. Very sexy abs. Oh, even Kelly’s too I guess. Thanks Nav.
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A few accusations involving Slim were brought to the court’s attention during Jimmy Henchman’s trial yesterday. Thanks to the ‘net, Slim caught wind and fires back with his testimony.
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