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Roomies, GloRilla finally got the chance to see what’s up with Duke Dennis. Big Glo and Duke linked for a special project, and of course, social media is cuttin’ UP with reactions.
The Shade Room snagged some photos and a video of Duke Dennis and GloRilla. They teamed up for True Religion’s latest campaign, showing off the brand’s fresh threads and denim pieces. In one video, they even pulled up matching in varsity jackets and dark jeans. Chile, the internet is going OFF over their link-up especially since Glo shouted out Duke in her verse on Jorjiana’s ‘ILBB2’ track. Peep the photos and video below.
Over in The Shade Room’s comment section, folks pulled up with the jokey jokes, pointing out that GloRilla and Duke linked up not long after both caught recent arrests. See some of their reactions below.
Instagram user @riahashanti2x wrote, “Both fresh out that cell this hard.”
Instagram user @bali___ wrote, “Duke Dennis wassup w you ”
While Instagram user @trecapalxt wrote, “fresh as cell”
Then Instagram user @sneaker_fitness24 wrote, “Glo on everything thats how u keep the money coming.”
Another Instagram user @cosmothetruth wrote, “Bro not beating the future look alike allegations lol ”
While another Instagram user @kay.grippyy wrote, “They would look sooooo good together wtf”
Instagram user @miss.bodacious wrote, “Glo go stay n her bag!!! Love itttt ”
Lastly, Instagram user @jasi.walkerr wrote, “True Religion is coming back strong. They not playing with the promotionnnnn.”
At the end of July, GloRilla had fans locked in with questions after her mugshot hit the net. She turned herself in after police, responding to reports of an attempted burglary while she was away, found marijuana in her house. Furthermore, she walked free shortly after by posting a $22,260 bond.
Duke also had his own mugshot go viral after a video showed police arresting him at the San Antonio mall. They charged him with criminal trespassing and evading arrest, but he got out after posting two $1,000 cash bonds.
