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'It Broke My Heart': Meagan Good Offers Expanded Story About Reason for Her Lighter Skin Complexion

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Good addressed the rumors that she bleaches her skin in an Instagram comment that dates back to May 17.

On Thursday, May 21, Good went into far more detail with the story behind her visibly lighter skin in an interview with Ashley Dunn of the IGTV show “Where Is The Buzz.”

Good revealed that she tried the aesthetician’s anti-aging products and found her creams were phenomenal.

Good expressed that it was not a big deal to her, because the aesthetician’s products worked wonderfully.

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Some Instagram users who watched the interview commented on how they admired Good for speaking out about the skin bleaching accusations.

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