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His True Love Is Gone – Followers React As Dumelo Cries Like A Child At His Mom’s Funeral

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His True Love Is Gone – Followers React As Dumelo Cries Like A Child At His Mom’s Funeral
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Well-liked Ghanaian actor, John Dumelo laid his mom, Mrs Veronica Antoinnette Ama Ampoma Dumelo to relaxation over the weekend.

The ultimate funeral ceremony of Mrs Anntoinnette Dumelo was held on October seventh on the Holy Spirit Cathedral.

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Pals and sympathizers have been there of their numbers to assist Dumelo.

In keeping with a report, actor and politician John Dumelo couldn’t maintain again his tears at his mum’s funeral.

The actor reportedly cried like a child on the funeral attributable to his love for her.

Reacting to that, TikToker 3Dollar has hailed John Dumelo for publicly displaying such love for his mum.

She revealed it reveals how good Dumelo’s mum was and maybe the sacrifices she made for him.

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