Lil Wayne Dumped By Girlfriend Denise Bidot Allegedly Because of Donald Trump Support

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Lil Wayne Dumped By Girlfriend Denise Bidot Allegedly Because of Donald Trump Support

Word on the internet is that not only has Wayne lost some fans, he also allegedly was given the boot by his insanely curvy boo, model Denise Bidot. Love B. Scott is reporting Bidot was not feeling Wayne's support for Trump and kicked the rapper to the curb.

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