LootLove Recalls Painful Story About How Late Brother Used to Buy Her Flowers
- LootLove has recalled a painful story about how her little brother used to buy her flowers before he passed away
- The TV and radio presenter said she used to beg a man she used to love to buy her flowers but he never did until Luke started giving her the flowers
- The media personality said her favourite flowers remind her of her late bro and she now buys them for herself
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LootLove has revealed that her late brother used to buy her her favourite flowers. The star shared that her unnamed ex-bae kept promising to buy them for her but never did.
The Africa Now Radio host, who is rapper Reason's baby momma, took to social media recently and shared a sad story of how her favourite flowers remind her of her late little brother, Luke.
Source: Instagram
According to OkMzansi, the TV presenter expressed on her Instagram Stories that her ex-boyfriend kept promising to buy her flowers but never did.
"I used to beg a man I thought I loved to buy me flowers, he always said he would and never did. Then my brother started buying me flowers."
She also shared how she was haunted by the flowers Luke gifted her before passing on and how they also "weirdly" comforted her.
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LootLove lands in hospital after major health scare
Africa Now Radio host LootLove took to social media to share that she recently landed in the emergency room following a major health scare.
The media personality revealed that she's suffering from severe migraines. She took to her Instagram Stories to let her peeps know that she's still not feeling well and is currently in hospital. "Hey everyone, I am not well. Turns out these migraines are quite serious (landed up in ER)."
According to OkMzansi, at the time the former Metro FM presenter shared that she'll be taking a break from social media platforms in order to concentrate on her health and getting better. She also urged people who had urgent matters to discuss with her to get in touch with her PR team.
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