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Kyle Kuzma Donates $60K In Clothing To Female Inmates In County Jail

TMZ.com Monday, 27 November 2023
'Tis the season of giving and Kyle Kuzma is off to an amazing start ... the NBA star donated $60k worth of clothes to female inmates preparing for release from county jail in his hometown of Flint, Michigan! The Washington Wizards forward also…
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