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Struggling Kalenjin socialite, CHEBET PINKIE, disturbs men’s whoppers with new thirst traps, she even showed her huge “bean” (PHOTOs)

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Thursday, February 28, 2019 – Struggling Kalenjin socialite and online flesh peddler, Chebet Pinkie, has continued displaying more madness on her Instagram page where she has thousands of followers.

The young lady in her early twenties has been posting photos smoking bhang and rumour has it that she is now taking hard drugs.

Perhaps the consumption of hard drugs is what led her to post new thirst traps, where she even flaunted her huge bean.

See the photos.

The Kenyan DAILY POST

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