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Deelishis And Raymond Santana Are Married

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Wedding bells were ringing this weekend for reality star Deelishis, 41, and Raymond Santana, 45, of the Exonerated Five.

Other reality stars like Real Housewives of Atlanta’s guest star Shamea Morton and Black Ink Crew’s Donna Lombardi were in attendance but RHOA’s Kandi Burruss was a special guest.

“Congratulations [Raymond Santana] & [Deelishis]!!!!!

They were both interested in each other, but when Santana was promoting his Ava DuVernay directed series, When They See Us about him confessing to a crime he didn’t commit as a teen, he was too busy for Deelishis.

I had conversation with Raymond Santana.

Source: MadameNoire
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