Star: Season 3/ Episode 2 “Who’s The Daddy?” – Recap/ Review (with Spoilers)
As we finally learn who Star’s baby daddy is, most of the cast is trying to deal with their past so that it doesn’t impede the joy pending in their future.
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As we finally learn who Star’s baby daddy is, most of the cast is trying to deal with their past so that it doesn’t impede the joy pending in their future.
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