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Lil Meech Says His Girlfriend Is Pregnant, Summer Walker Reacts

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The content originally appeared on: Urban Islandz BMF actor Lil Meech, real name, Demetrius Flenory Jr., says he is going to become a father as a woman is pregnant for him. The actor has no children, but it seems that he is open to being a daddy, and his dreams might be closer than ever as he says his “girl” is expecting. In a video on Instagram, someone asks Meech if he has kids, and the rapper replies, “I got […]

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