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Megan Thee Stallion Claps Back At Haters Over Shooting Incident: “I Didn’t Deserve To Get Shot” [VIDEO]

  • Jul 28, 2020
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Taking to Instagram Live for her first public session since she was shot a few weeks ago, Megan Thee Stallion tells fans she was shot in both feet and luckily the bullets did not hit any major tendons or bone. She also reminds people that she wasn't the aggressor in the situation.

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