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Star’s magnanimity

Updated At : 06:05 AM Mar 08, 2018 IST

Actor Michael B. Jordan offered to replace a fan's retainer after she broke it watching his film Black Panther. The actor's performance captivated, Sophia Robb, so much that she clenched her teeth to break her retainer.

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