By Andrea Tamme.
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Notice if you will, that the spirit of Gwen is okay with letting us the viewing audience know her year of passing just barley…..but she like a living soul doesn’t want us to know what year her existence really is other than the number five. How typical of anyone in love huh?
🙁 Cool art, but sad
Damn,that’s sad…..seriously,it’s really sad….
Well that’s quite the hourglass figure she has there.