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Richard 'Richie Feelings' Bailey shares joys of fatherhood
Jun 20th, 2021 | Category: News & Features | 18:44#JamaicaGleaner #HappyFathersDay #Entertainment JUNE 20, 2021: The year was 1997, and a 17-year-old Richard 'Richie Feelings' Bailey had just found out that he was about to become a father. A product of Kingston's inner city, the popular selector recalled that at that age, he was more excited than scared of the responsibilities that lay ahead of him.
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