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“Rob once said he would call me. I bumped into him in an L.A. record shop and he asked me what hotel I was staying in. He said he'd call, but never did. I still think Robbie is attractive. I'd love to duet with him.” quote by Natasha Bedingfield — Download Open image

“Rob once said he would call me. I bumped into him in an L.A. record shop and he asked me what hotel I was staying in. He said he'd call, but never did. I still think Robbie is attractive. I'd love to duet with him.”

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