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Sofia Franklyn Claims Alex Cooper Tried to Get Her Fired Before Infamous ‘Call Her Daddy’ Split
Source: Rolling Stone · Published
The former Call Her Daddy co-host detailed the fallout with Cooper and Barstool in her upcoming memoir Daddy Issues
The former Call Her Daddy co-host detailed the fallout with Cooper and Barstool in her upcoming memoir Daddy Issues
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