Spotted. Stalked.Scene. Vivica Fox Hits DC Area

March 30, 2011 by in Latest News with 3 Comments

 

Actress Vivica Fox was spotted in the Washington, DC area over the weekend. Fox was in D.C. promoting her latest stage play, “Cheaper to Keep Her,” and was spotted having dinner at Baltimore’s Oceanaire restaurant, sponsored by DIAGEO. The dinner series was created by Suite Nation. Peep the pix.

 

 

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