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    NeNe Leakes to Michael Lohan: You Suck!
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    Lohan, not known for his silence, tact or anything positive, replied: "I’m not gonna see my daughter die! You have Michael Jackson, you had Heath Ledger, Adam Goldstein. You can go back to John Belushi, Anna Nicole Smith, and even Elvis Presley. It was prescription drugs that killed these people. I’m not gonna watch my daughter die." That's true. Instead, he's gonna profit from her dangerous spiral and milk every shot and snort for as much publicity as he can. Full Article at The Hollywood Gossip
    I’m not gonna see my daughter die! You have Michael Jackson, you had Heath Ledger, Adam Goldstein. You can go back to John Belushi, Anna Nicole Smith, and even Elvis Presley. It was prescription drugs that killed these people. I’m not gonna watch my daughter die.
    SOURCE: The Hollywood Gossip 1 month ago

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