Celebrity Stalking: 50 Cent, Tami Roman, Lance Gross, Gloria Govan, Kanye West [Photos]

February 7, 2015 by in Spotted. Stalked. Scene. with 1 Comment

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Curtis ’50 Cent’ Jackson and his son Sire both have an infectious smile!

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Lana Del Ray, Lucian Grainge & Kanye West cover Billboard’s Power 100.

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Tami Roman covers BFW magazine.

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Lance Gross and his daughter Berkeley share an adorable moment.

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