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Some smoke, some fire?

American actor Ben Affleck has denied the rumours that he funded the new convertible Lexus car for his former nanny Christine Ouzounian

Updated At : 05:42 AM Aug 15, 2015 IST

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American actor Ben Affleck has denied the rumours that he funded the new convertible Lexus car for his former nanny Christine Ouzounian. Ouzounian had posted a picture of her new wheels, making people think that the actor may have bought it for her. —ANI

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