Artiste manager Bullgod has advised celebrities to be careful about how they live their lives on social media. Speaking on UTV‘s United Showbiz on Saturday, October 10, Bullgod said the internet never forgets and celebrities have to be careful what they say or do on there. “What will we be telling our children when they grow up and...
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