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“My biggest thing is banana pudding, but it's the devil! So no one is allowed to bring it into my house. Because I can't control myself. So why put it in my domain?”

Quote by Jennifer Hudson

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Jennifer Hudson

Jennifer Hudson is a renowned American musical artist, born on September 12, 1981. She is known for her distinctive voice and emotional performance style, which has earned her numerous awards and accolades. Hudson's career began on the musical theater stage, and she successfully transitioned to a pop singer, with hit songs like 'I Remember Me' and 'You Had Me at Hello'. more

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