LOOKS LIKE KANYE WEST IS RECYCLING ENGAGEMENT RINGS-

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Some amebo observers have noticed the engagement ring Kanye West gave Kim Kardashian in 2013 bares an uncanny resemblance to the engagement ring he gave his first fiance' Alexis Phifer back in 2006. After they broke up in 2008, Alexis reportedly returned her Lorraine Schwartz engagement diamond ring to Kanye. So it's either he likes this particular Lorraine Schwartz design and created a similar one for Kim or he gave Kim his ex-fiance's ring. Hehe. See the resemblance after the cut...
Kim's ring left and Alexis' ring right. See the striking similarities?

Na Linda talk am ooo

but e be like say na true  sha, the rings resemble.

charlie wat be your mind ...........................


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Anonymous said…
esther! u done join the amebo abi
8 November 2013 at 03:42
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