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Babcock Student Posted Her Nude, Smoking Videos, What Next
Babcock Student Posted Her Nude, Smoking Videos, What Next
Onyxnewsng reports that a medical student of Babcock University is on her way to be expelled after she shared videos of her smoking in the club and some of her nudes.
She shared the video on Tiktok while comparing who her parents think she is and who she really is.
In the first part which she captions ‘Who my parents think they sent to school’, she was seen in her medical uniform while the second part featured her smoking, twerking and drinking.
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