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“I Probably Would Have 3-4 Kids Now” Cynthia Bailey Says As Soon As She Started Her Period, Her Mom Put Her On Birth Control

  • Nov 4, 2020
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During a recent interview, Cynthia Bailey shared after she got her first period, her mother immediately put her on birth control. While the method may seem extreme to some, Bailey is grateful for her mother's choice.

Source: MadameNoire

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