Lil Duval Hurt In Bahamas Car Wreck, Airlifted To South Florida

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Lil Duval Hurt In Bahamas Car Wreck, Airlifted To South Florida

Entertainer Lil Duval was hit by a car while riding a 4-wheel vehicle in the Bahamas on Tuesday night, suffering significant injuries. He was airlifted to Nassau, then transported by air ambulance to South Florida for medical attention.

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