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‘I Don’t Mind That I’ve Got These Extra Hips’: Kelly Rowland Isn’t Concerned With Snapping Back After Second Pregnancy

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Rowland talks snapback culture and how her husband feels about her curves after giving birth to her second son, Noah.

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