Published 09/19/2024 7:36:03 p.m.

“Today, I have nothing left”: ruined, Annie Philippe, the interpreter of Baby Love in French, risks eviction from her home

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Annie Philippe, the singer of the 1960s is ruined. She is at risk of being evicted from her apartment and therefore had to open a Leetchi fundraiser so that her audience could come to her aid.

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“Today, I have nothing left”: ruined, Annie Philippe, the interpreter of Baby Love in French, risks eviction from her home

Annie Philippe, the singer of the 1960s is ruined. She is at risk of being evicted from her apartment and therefore had to open a Leetchi fundraiser so that her audience could come to her aid.

09/19/2024 7:36:03 p.m.

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“Today, I have nothing left”: ruined, Annie Philippe, the interpreter of Baby Love in French, risks eviction from her home

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