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After a follower @joyakudo726 told Toyin Aimakhu that she has tiny legs, the actress went on the followers page, took a pic, shared it on her own page and described her as an 'Amoeba'! End of!

He shared the photo and wrote " Damn! Who's dat girl? That's all Mine bih ��... When bae drops one and still look this s--y that's a Majoy��  #Bae   #BirthDayWeek #BlessingsOnBlessings"

Or is it her mother's closet? The London based fashion and beauty blogger captioned the photo: "Love playing dress up with Mama

In these pictures taken in Phoenix park, in Dublin Ireland, two-year-old Barbara Irwin can be seen as she somehow got a big deer to eat out of her hands. The beast had been standing there waiting patiently for his share as the toddler nibbled away on a carrot, when she did offer him a piece, the scene that follows is one for the movies. See more photos after the cut... The magical pictures were taken by the tot's mum, Wiktoria Irwin, 33, who took her children to the park where the deer are known for interacting with families. She was at the park with her husband, Ronan, and three children, Amelia, 10, Michael and Barbara, 3. She said:  "My friend showed me this place and we went for a family drive a week prior to last Sunday, to have a look around, and take few photographs", "We didn't bring any snacks so the deer had no interest in us but last Sunday we had carrots, though more than half were consumed by kids in the park. As you can see in the photographs ...

In these pictures taken in Phoenix park, in Dublin Ireland, two-year-old Barbara Irwin can be seen as she somehow got a big deer to eat out of her hands. The beast had been standing there waiting patiently for his share as the toddler nibbled away on a carrot, when she did offer him a piece, the scene that follows is one for the movies. See more photos after the cut... The magical pictures were taken by the tot's mum, Wiktoria Irwin, 33, who took her children to the park where the deer are known for interacting with families. She was at the park with her husband, Ronan, and three children, Amelia, 10, Michael and Barbara, 3. She said:  "My friend showed me this place and we went for a family drive a week prior to last Sunday, to have a look around, and take few photographs", "We didn't bring any snacks so the deer had no interest in us but last Sunday we had carrots, though more than half were consumed by kids in the park. As you can see in the photographs ...

In these pictures taken in Phoenix park, in Dublin Ireland, two-year-old Barbara Irwin can be seen as she somehow got a big deer to eat out of her hands. The beast had been standing there waiting patiently for his share as the toddler nibbled away on a carrot, when she did offer him a piece, the scene that follows is one for the movies. See more photos after the cut... The magical pictures were taken by the tot's mum, Wiktoria Irwin, 33, who took her children to the park where the deer are known for interacting with families. She was at the park with her husband, Ronan, and three children, Amelia, 10, Michael and Barbara, 3. She said:  "My friend showed me this place and we went for a family drive a week prior to last Sunday, to have a look around, and take few photographs", "We didn't bring any snacks so the deer had no interest in us but last Sunday we had carrots, though more than half were consumed by kids in the park. As you can see in the photographs ...

In these pictures taken in Phoenix park, in Dublin Ireland, two-year-old Barbara Irwin can be seen as she somehow got a big deer to eat out of her hands. The beast had been standing there waiting patiently for his share as the toddler nibbled away on a carrot, when she did offer him a piece, the scene that follows is one for the movies. See more photos after the cut... The magical pictures were taken by the tot's mum, Wiktoria Irwin, 33, who took her children to the park where the deer are known for interacting with families. She was at the park with her husband, Ronan, and three children, Amelia, 10, Michael and Barbara, 3. She said:  "My friend showed me this place and we went for a family drive a week prior to last Sunday, to have a look around, and take few photographs", "We didn't bring any snacks so the deer had no interest in us but last Sunday we had carrots, though more than half were consumed by kids in the park. As you can see in the photographs ...

In these pictures taken in Phoenix park, in Dublin Ireland, two-year-old Barbara Irwin can be seen as she somehow got a big deer to eat out of her hands. The beast had been standing there waiting patiently for his share as the toddler nibbled away on a carrot, when she did offer him a piece, the scene that follows is one for the movies. See more photos after the cut... The magical pictures were taken by the tot's mum, Wiktoria Irwin, 33, who took her children to the park where the deer are known for interacting with families. She was at the park with her husband, Ronan, and three children, Amelia, 10, Michael and Barbara, 3. She said:  "My friend showed me this place and we went for a family drive a week prior to last Sunday, to have a look around, and take few photographs", "We didn't bring any snacks so the deer had no interest in us but last Sunday we had carrots, though more than half were consumed by kids in the park. As you can see in the photographs ...

Search and Rescue officers in NEMA, today evacuated the body of a Lone female suicide bomber intercepted along Dikwa Maiduguri Road, Borno state. The explosives strapped to her exploded before she gained access to target location‎. See graphic photos after the cut...  

Moment Of Silence, founded by American designer, Elaix Vincent, has put on what some see as an unsettling show at the ongoing New York Fashion week. The retailer which is described as an 'international retail brand that designs and develops modern day yet timeless fashion and accessories for men', dressed in models in costume to resemble injuries including gunshot wounds, it called the collection, Silence In The City One thing is sure, it is highly unlikely this style will find its way into mainstream fashion anytime soon, if ever. More photos after the cut...