Reporting live on neyney news drama rama 101 today story everybody spoke they mind on chris and hazel situation and when i tell you it was crzy here's one of the samples of what my friend said of her speaking her mind to chris "The fact he calling me fake like fo what. I'm trying to calm hazel down give her motive that one day he'll be back or she can move on and forget about him. Then i tried to end the drama and get everybody back cool again. and he calling me fake but he can't even end the drama about his as. s his dam. n self and having the audacity to call me fake"

He did call all of us fake so everybody decided to come at him with the facts i guess i also spoke my mind. He did not reply yet but it all started cause chris came at me cause of my news channel and he got mad and popped off so keke felt some type of way and she popped off back but we gotta see what he says on his behalf. Ok so the next story today we found out keke and cece was sisters and i already knew that but its good they decided to tell us. And i want to give a shout out to keke for having people speak their mind and for being a good citizen in this situation. Ok thats the end of neyney news drama rama 101 and thanks for reading don't forget to stay updated with neyney drama.

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