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Kids pile on the love ahead of Mother’s Day

Stacyann Calvert’s nightly devotion and reading with her nine-year-old daughter may seem routine, but Jada Forrest believes that daily dedication is evidence she’s a “royal mommy”. Jada’s tribute won her the top prize on Thursday in a pre-Mother’s...

Source: Jamaica Gleaner

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