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Fitness Empowerment Event with Lisa Leslie and Joe Johnson at TruFUSION Coral Gables: Cycling, Yoga, and Panel Discussion with Sports Legends!


July 22nd, 2023

Marya Meyer, a trailblazer in empowering women and girls, has dedicated over three decades to creating positive change in our community.

Lisa Leslie, a proud wife and mother, is a sports icon who has achieved incredible success, representing the U.S. in the Olympics and winning six gold medals, two WNBA championships, and three MVP awards. With a strong desire to be a role model, Lisa joined Jelenew, a luxury cycling and fitness apparel brand, to continue empowering women and is grateful for the support of men who champion women’s empowerment.

Joe Johnson, a possible future basketball Hall-of-Famer, with an 18-year professional career, brings his passion for hot yoga and its benefits to the forefront as the owner and founder of ISO Yoga. His commitment to fitness led him to advocate for hot yoga after overcoming injuries, including tendonitis, during his playing days.

Currently, Lisa Leslie coaches the 3-on-3 basketball team, the Triplets, that Joe plays for, in IceCube’s BIG3 league. Joe Johnson is a two-time MVP of the league. Together, with a championship under their belt and their sights set on another, they embody the spirit of determination and excellence.

Get ready to be inspired by these incredible individuals and their stories of empowerment and success!

As a former WNBA player, Lisa Leslie, highlighted the significant role that sports and physical activity play, particularly for women and girls. Growing up in an inner city like Compton, California, she personally experienced the transformative power of sports. She explained that participating in sports can positively impact a young girl’s life by reducing the likelihood of engaging in destructive behaviors like drug use, early pregnancies, and dropping out of school. Instead, being involved in sports increases the chances of achieving educational success, securing better job opportunities, and learning valuable life skills, such as teamwork and resilience.

Lisa credits sports, specifically for her basketball, for opening doors to opportunities she might not have had otherwise. Attending USC and pursuing higher education became a reality because she chose to pick up that ball. Thus, she encourages young girls and women to embrace sports as a means of empowerment and personal growth.

Furthermore, Lisa emphasizes the importance of cherishing and taking care of one’s body. She observes that as people age, they often become more critical of their bodies. However, she believes it’s crucial to treat our bodies with respect, regardless of age. Regular physical activity, such as cycling, playing tennis, or engaging in fitness activities, becomes essential to maintain a healthy and vibrant lifestyle. Lisa’s own experience transitioning from professional basketball to a regular routine underscores the significance of staying active and using our bodies regularly.

In essence, Lisa underscores the positive impact of sports on the lives of women and girls, emphasizing the opportunities it brings and the importance of staying physically active to maintain overall well-being.

Exercising is extremely important to Joe as well. After retiring from basketball nearly 18 years ago, he made fitness a central focus in his life, and one yoga is at the forefront. Specifically, he engages in ISO yoga and hot yoga almost every day. While it can be physically demanding and dehydrating, he prioritizes taking care of his body and those participating with him. His goal is to spread this message to others because he believes it can bring comfort and alleviate inner fears. He wants people to feel at ease and not intimidated when they join in their fitness journey, as his intention is to support and help everyone take care of themselves.

Marya explains mission goal of the Women’s Fund Miami-Dade

The Women’s Fund Miami Dade aims to create a Miami-Dade where gender doesn’t limit possibilities. They believe in the power of organizing principles, both retroactively fixing past issues and building new solutions. The organization has four programs based on pillars to achieve their goals.

The first pillar is leadership, which not only focuses on inspiring women to see themselves as leaders but also involves engaging diverse business leaders who can make a positive impact.

The second pillar is health and well-being, recognizing that strong physical and emotional support is crucial for everyone, especially those facing challenges like working multiple jobs or being single parents.

The third pillar addresses freedom from violence, recognizing the importance of combating issues like intimate partner violence, domestic violence, and human trafficking.

Lastly, economic mobility is the fourth pillar, emphasizing the need for better opportunities for women and girls to escape poverty and improve their financial situations.

The Women’s Fund Miami Dade implements various initiatives, including public awareness campaigns, monthly convenings, and resource leveraging through grants to address critical gaps in support and services.

One of their current focuses is on impediments to women’s economic mobility, particularly the broken early child education system, which affects women’s ability to work when quality care for their children is lacking. They collaborate with experts and gather data through their gender equity dashboard to inform their efforts.

Overcoming Obstacles for Lisa Leslie

Lisa talks about the profound connection between sports and life, acknowledging the highs and lows they both present. She shares a personal experience of facing a devastating loss in a state championship game during her youth, where she missed a crucial shot. Initially, she felt deeply upset and disheartened, but her mother’s advice pushed her to confront the failure and take responsibility for her performance.

In response to the setback, Leslie decided to set new goals for herself. She wrote down her short-term and long-term objectives, determined to achieve them despite the failure. This experience taught her the importance of resilience and learning from failure. Leslie believes that it’s essential to recognize failure, embrace it, and use it as a stepping stone to success. She understands that facing and overcoming challenges in sports and life empowers individuals to become mentally strong.

The lessons from sports transcend into other areas of life, such as education and work. Leslie emphasizes that life is full of challenges, and failure is an inevitable part of growth. How people handle tough times reveals their true character. She advocates for self-love and self-motivation, rather than relying on external validation.

In summary, Lisa attributes her mental strength and resilience to her experiences in sports, especially learning from failure. She encourages others to embrace challenges and use setbacks as opportunities for personal growth and self-improvement.

Joe Johnson overcoming adversity

Joe reflects on how adversity played a role early in his basketball career and how it shaped his perspective. He mentions having three kids, with his oldest son being 16 years old and a younger son who brings him immense joy. During his basketball career, he had his son while still actively playing, which altered his priorities and time allocation. As a result, he spent more time with his son than with his teammates.

This experience became a significant driving force for Joe Johnson, influencing his approach to life and his basketball career. The motivation to provide for and set an example for his kids became paramount. He is determined to show them a different path and be a positive role model. His children’s presence and the desire to offer them a better future serve as powerful motivation for him to keep pushing forward, both on and off the basketball court

Marya explains the Women’s Fund Miami Dade commitment to Empowering Women and Girls in Sports by Overcoming Barriers and Challenges

Let’s face reality; barriers and challenges are an everyday reality for women and girls when it comes to accessing sports and physical activities. These obstacles come in various forms, both significant and seemingly small, creating a formidable hurdle. As a result, without proactive efforts, women and girls can easily be sidelined in this arena. To combat this, our motto is “stronger together,” and that holds true. We have taken numerous actions to address these issues. For instance, we provided grants to enable access to sports facilities for young girls who were previously excluded due to limited options. Our work extends beyond individual initiatives, as we collaborate with other strong allies, both men and women, who are deeply committed to empowering women and girls.

In a woman’s world, stress is pervasive, and engaging in sports and physical activities is a vital way to burn off cortisol and alleviate the burden. Numerous studies demonstrate the importance of prioritizing self-care for women. Unfortunately, women often tend to put others before themselves, leading to potential health risks. As an organization, we are dedicated to keeping this agenda at the forefront and sustaining ongoing conversations to bring about positive change. Our unwavering commitment to this movement ensures that we continuously address these challenges and work towards a more inclusive and empowering future for women and girls in sports and physical activities.

Leslie shares what connected her and Joe to the Women’s Fund Miami Dade

We strive to select local charities that align with our values and the vision of inclusivity for the community. Our brand goes beyond just offering stylish outfits; it exudes luxury, thanks to the expertise of our designer who is a former Chanel designer. We believe that looking good is connected to feeling good and performing well, as famously stated by Deion Sanders.

In addition to fashion, our bigger purpose lies in empowering women and girls, which is why we seek partnerships with charities that share this goal. Cancer awareness and support are also close to our hearts due to personal experiences. Both Joe and I have been directly impacted by cancer, with my mom currently battling stomach cancer, and Joe’s mom having passed away from the disease.

Our mission extends beyond mere talk; we take action to bring awareness and support to these causes. We believe in fostering a sense of community, and through our partnerships, we aim to introduce our customers to valuable opportunities for volunteering and donating. Empowerment is not just a topic of conversation for us; we demonstrate our commitment by actively supporting and raising awareness for causes that matter to us and our community.

I admire Jelenew for their commitment to something greater than themselves, giving back to the community. It’s crucial because your brand’s impact is closely tied to how you make others feel. By focusing on what you can do for others, success naturally follows.

Joe states, in terms of organizations like the Women’s Fund Miami Dade involving male athletes like myself in promoting empowerment through movement, I am wholeheartedly willing to jump in and participate as much as possible. Whether it’s cycling, yoga, or any other activity, count me in. If my involvement can bring more men on board to support outstanding women who often face limited power and resources, I’m more than willing to do it. The cause holds personal significance for me, as I lost my mom to cancer, making it feel even more meaningful to be a part of this initiative.

Impact of men’s support to the cause

Mayra explains seeing men involved in these efforts brings authenticity and truth to the cause, making it more impactful and effective. Collaboration is crucial because without unity, progress would be hindered. For instance, in the fight against violence and sex trafficking, men like Victor Williams, a former Homeland Security employee, have played a significant role in rescuing victims and raising awareness. Inequality in any form is a concern, and addressing it requires a multifaceted approach, considering various perspectives and lenses to create positive change for the entire community.

I want to give recognition to Richard Magellan and their new brand for providing funds to support our cause. Fuel, in the form of time, talent, or treasure, is essential for our relentless and passionate work. We appreciate the support from all, as it empowers us to continue making a meaningful impact.

Mayra explains for those looking to learn more or get involved in the community themself?

We have a wide array of resources available, including cards, a user-friendly website, and an inclusive approach. While some advice narrowing down to a specific target market, we firmly believe in the power of inclusivity. Learning from individuals who have experienced trafficking, incarceration, or homelessness has been profoundly impactful. Our monthly impact collaborative brings together diverse perspectives to address various issues, from equal pay to trafficking.

You’re welcome to join these collaborative sessions, which are open to all and offer opportunities for donations to support our cause. Additionally, we hold two signature fundraisers, “Raise the Bar” in October and a grand event every spring, featuring silent auctions and more. We believe that people who care about the same causes have a way of finding each other, and if any aspect resonates with you, there’s likely an opportunity for you to be part of our efforts. So, whether it’s through Vero, who sits in class with you, or any other connection, you can be a part of Women’s Sweat and make a difference.

Tips for business-minded women managing multiple roles.

Lisa’s advice for wiomen who are running their own businesses, being successful, and managing multiple roles, including being an athlete, centers around several key points. First, she emphasizes the need to be compassionate towards oneself and not be overly harsh in self-judgment. The balance between being a wife, mother, businesswoman, and athlete can be challenging, and it’s essential to take care of oneself in the process.

To manage the multitude of responsibilities, Lisa suggests planning and organization as crucial tools. She uses calendars and to-do lists, ensuring that tasks are prioritized and scheduled efficiently. She also mentions using a family calendar app called Cozi, which connects everyone in the family, making it easier to coordinate schedules and responsibilities.

Lisa acknowledges that some days things may not go as planned, and it’s okay to be flexible and forgiving with oneself. Time management is crucial, and she sets aside specific periods for family time, work, and personal activities like workouts. She emphasizes that everyday doesn’t have to look the same, and it’s okay for certain tasks to carry over to the next day or week.

During the pandemic, Lisa learned valuable lessons about herself and her priorities. She realized the importance of finding a balance between work, family, and personal well-being, such as making time for workouts and activities that bring happiness. She advises against putting unnecessary pressure on oneself and not comparing oneself to others, recognizing that everyone has their challenges and struggles.

Lastly, Lisa highlights the significance of delegation. If others can assist with certain tasks, it’s essential to let them help, which can free up time and reduce the burden on oneself.

In conclusion, Lisa Leslie’s tips revolve around being kind to oneself, effective planning, flexibility, and delegation, allowing for a more balanced and manageable approach to handling various roles and responsibilities.

“TruFUSION Coral Gables is proud to partner with Lisa Leslie, Joe Johnson and Jelenew to promote movement empowerment in our local South Florida community. And we’re grateful to everyone who attended and supported this special event in which all proceeds are being donated to the Women’s Fund of Miami-Dade,” said McKenzie Renshaw, instructor for TruFUSION Coral Gables.

Coach is South Florida Insider's Owner, President, Webmaster, as well as a Reporter and Photographer covering events all over the world. Born in West Palm Beach, Coach continues to call the sunny Florida area home. He received his Associate degree from the University of South Florida, then transferred to the University of Florida where he received a Bachelor’s of Arts in Journalism & Communications. During his journalistic career, which has been featured in local newspapers and magazines as well as national publications, Coach has also continued his love of being an educator. It’s through both endeavors that he’s actively got students interested in following in the field of journalism. Coach loves sharing the world of entertainment with others and giving people the opportunity to step out of the everyday life.

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The Wharf Fort Lauderdale Is Going Full Halloween, and We Want In!

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Horror movie villains on Friday, disco skeletons on Saturday, and two nights of Halloween chaos we absolutely cannot miss.


October 14, 2026

Okay, Fort Lauderdale, Halloween weekend is looking GOOD.

The Wharf Fort Lauderdale is giving us not one, but TWO completely different Halloween parties this year, and honestly, choosing between them feels unfair. One night we’re running from horror movie villains, and the next we’re dancing under disco balls with skeletons. What more could we possibly want?

Whether you’re the type who lives for a good scare or just wants an excuse to wear something outrageous and dance all night, The Wharf has plans for you.

And yes, we’re already thinking about costumes.

Friday, October 30: Slasher Drive-In

Remember when horror movies were all about creepy drive-in theaters, questionable decisions, and someone inevitably running in the wrong direction?

Well, The Wharf is bringing that energy back with Slasher Drive-In, an old-school horror-inspired Halloween party that sounds equal parts terrifying and ridiculously fun.

The venue is transforming into a vintage-style drive-in movie theater, complete with a throwback concession stand serving movie-night snacks.

Cute, right?

Except there’s one tiny problem.

Freddy Krueger, Jason Voorhees, Ghostface, and Leatherface are all on the guest list.

Yes, the horror icons themselves will be roaming around the venue throughout the night, so maybe think twice before wandering off alone.

We love a good Halloween theme, but this one sounds like you’re stepping straight into your favorite slasher movie. Except instead of screaming at the characters on screen, you might actually be the one doing the screaming.

And honestly? We’re kind of into it.

Saturday, October 31: ‘Til Death Do Us Party

Now THIS is our kind of afterlife.

On Halloween night, The Wharf is trading horror movie scares for a full-blown disco takeover with ‘Til Death Do Us Party, where Studio 54 meets the great beyond.

Think glitter, mirror balls, disco skeletons, fabulous costumes, and a dance floor that refuses to rest in peace.

It’s spooky, it’s glamorous, and it’s giving us every reason to break out the sequins.

There will also be a costume contest, plenty of photo opportunities, and a special menu of $12 Halloween cocktails, because what’s a disco in the afterlife without a little something spooky to sip?

We’re picturing outrageous outfits, sparkly accessories, and a whole lot of dancing. If you’ve been saving a dramatic Halloween look for the perfect occasion, this might be it.

And can we just appreciate a Halloween party that doesn’t make us choose between looking fabulous and embracing the spooky season?

So, Which Night Are We Going?

Here’s the thing. We genuinely cannot decide.

Friday is for horror movie lovers who want to hang out with the villains they’ve spent years being terrified of.

Saturday is for the disco queens, costume enthusiasts, and anyone who believes Halloween should involve a little glitter and a lot of dancing.

Our solution? Both. Obviously.

Halloween only comes around once a year, and The Wharf Fort Lauderdale is making a pretty convincing case for clearing the entire weekend.

So call your friends, start planning those costumes, and prepare for two nights that sound way too fun to stay home for.

Because whether you’re running from Ghostface or dancing with the dead, one thing’s for sure: Fort Lauderdale isn’t going to be boring this Halloween.

The Halloween Weekend Details

Where: The Wharf Fort Lauderdale, Fort Lauderdale, Florida

Friday, October 30: Slasher Drive-In, featuring horror movie characters, drive-in theater vibes, and movie-night snacks.

Saturday, October 31: ‘Til Death Do Us Party, featuring a Halloween disco, costume contest, photo ops, and $12 specialty cocktails.

The vibe: A little spooky, a little fabulous, and absolutely worth getting dressed up for.

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Regatta Grove Is Getting Spooky, and Fangtasia Might Be Our Favorite Halloween Plan Yet!

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Vampire vibes, waterfront cocktails, and two nights of Halloween fun on Biscayne Bay? We’re so in.


Okay, Miami, THIS is the kind of Halloween we’re talking about.

Picture this: you’re sipping a cocktail by the water, the sun is setting over Biscayne Bay, there’s a breeze coming off the water, and suddenly your favorite waterfront hangout has entered its vampire era.

Welcome to Fangtasia at Regatta Grove, where Halloween meets Miami’s favorite kind of night out.

Taking over Regatta Grove on Friday, October 30, and Saturday, October 31, Fangtasia is bringing a darker, moodier twist to the waterfront spot we already love. And honestly, vampires and cocktails by the bay? We’re listening.

There’s something about Regatta Grove that makes an ordinary night feel like a mini vacation. The waterfront views, the open air, the tropical atmosphere. It’s the kind of place where you show up for a drink and somehow lose track of time.

Now imagine all of that with a spooky Halloween twist.

Fangtasia is bringing the Halloween spirit to Coconut Grove without losing the laid-back coastal charm that makes Regatta Grove so much fun in the first place.

Think mysterious waterfront vibes, wicked cocktails, and the perfect excuse to embrace your dark side for the evening.

And can we talk about how good a vampire-inspired Halloween party sounds against a Miami sunset?

We’re already obsessed with the idea.

Listen, we love a haunted house. We love a good Halloween party. But there’s something especially appealing about celebrating spooky season with a cocktail in hand and Biscayne Bay as your backdrop.

No need to choose between your favorite Miami waterfront hangout and getting into the Halloween spirit. Fangtasia is giving us both.

Whether you’re going all out with your costume or just looking for somewhere fun to spend Halloween weekend, this is the kind of plan that’s easy to get excited about.

And with two nights to choose from, there’s really no excuse not to get a little fang-tastic.

If your Halloween group chat is still full of “What are we doing?” messages, consider this your answer.

Regatta Grove is already one of those places we love finding an excuse to visit, and throwing a vampire-inspired celebration into the mix just makes it better.

Grab your favorite people, embrace the spooky season, and make your way to Coconut Grove for a Halloween weekend with a little bite.

Because really, who wouldn’t want to spend Halloween sipping cocktails by the bay?

Fangtasia at Regatta Grove

Where: Regatta Grove, Coconut Grove, Miami

When: Friday, October 30, and Saturday, October 31, 2026

The Vibe: Moody waterfront Halloween fun, wicked cocktails, and a vampire-inspired twist on a Miami favorite.

Our take? Halloween by the water with a little vampire energy sounds like a pretty perfect night to us.

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The Miami born app celebrated a major milestone with a seriously fun South Florida party, but 100,000 downloads are only part of what’s next.


September 26, 2026

Zéya had plenty to celebrate, and they definitely knew how to throw a party.

The Miami-born swapping app recently marked 100,000 downloads, and SFL Insider joined the celebration for a night that felt much more like a fun Miami get-together than a typical tech event.

The atmosphere was lively, social, and genuinely welcoming, which actually made a lot of sense once we learned more about what Zéya is trying to build. This isn’t supposed to be another faceless marketplace where you post something and hope a stranger buys it. Zéya wants swapping to feel social, easy and connected to your community.

And after spending the evening celebrating with the people behind it, that part of the concept clicked.

Because we all have stuff.

The dress you wore once. The bag you loved until you didn’t. The camera you were definitely going to learn how to use. The random purchase that seemed necessary at the time and has barely moved since.

Zéya’s question is pretty simple: Why keep buying more when someone nearby might want exactly what you already have?

Even better, the app is now getting ready to move beyond swapping just things.

Services are coming too.

And that could make Zéya a whole lot more interesting.

– Creative Director & Strategist: Kateryna Brovkova — @kate.directs – Event Photo & Video Coverage: Yoisker Palmi — @yoiskr7 – Zéya Team: Zéya — @zeya_app – Sounds by: Lacré Studios — @studioslacre

Swipe. Match. Swap.

The easiest way to describe Zéya is old school bartering with a very modern makeover.

You browse what’s available nearby, see something you want and connect with the person who has it.

Then you offer something of your own.

Swipe. Match. Swap.

If the values don’t quite line up, Zéya allows an optional cash top-up to help make the trade work. And now, you don’t necessarily have to swap at all.

Zéya’s new cash-only option is officially live, meaning users can purchase an item directly when they find something they want. That’s a pretty significant shift for an app that started with swapping at its core. You can still trade, add cash to balance out a swap, or now skip the trade altogether and simply buy.

In other words, Zéya is starting to look less like a traditional bartering app and more like a flexible local marketplace where you decide how you want to make the deal.

100,000 Downloads Is a Pretty Big Deal

Zéya has now officially surpassed 100,000 downloads across iOS and Android, an exciting milestone for a company that started right here in Miami.

Founder and CEO Mehdi Taifi sees that number as something bigger than just downloads.

“One hundred thousand downloads is exciting because it shows that swapping can become a real habit, not a last resort,” Taifi said.

That idea stuck with me.

We’re so used to thinking buy when we want something new. Zēya is trying to get us to think swap first.

Earlier this year, the company also closed a $2.45 million strategic growth round led by Storage Innovations LLC, helping support its next stage of development.

Judging by the energy at the celebration, Zéya certainly isn’t treating 100K like a finish line.

– Zéya Team: Zéya — @zeya_app – Founder: Mehdi Taifi — @medimeds – Event Photo & Video Coverage: Yoisker Palmi — @yoiskr7

Zēya 4.0 Makes the Whole Thing Easier

The company has also rolled out Zéya 4.0, designed to make getting from “I want that” to actually completing a swap much faster.

One of my favorite additions is the AI Listing Assistant, mostly because writing listings is probably the least exciting part of selling anything online.

Take a photo, upload it, and the app can generate the item name, description, and category in seconds.

Done.

The update also adds chat before making an offer, group chat, and a visual balance meter that makes it easier to see whether a proposed swap feels fair.

Zéya has expanded its categories too, including Baby & Toddler and Sports & Outdoors.

So that barely used handbag has value.

But so do the golf clubs in the garage.

And Now Zēya Is Moving Beyond Stuff

This might be my favorite part of what’s coming next.

Zéya is adding services.

That changes the whole idea of what you can bring to a swap.

Maybe you don’t have a designer bag to trade, but you’re an amazing photographer.

Maybe you tutor.

Maybe you’re a personal trainer, stylist, graphic designer, pet sitter or the magical person who actually knows how to organize a closet.

Your skills have value too.

The full details of how services will work are still to come, but opening Zēya to services takes it beyond simple bartering. It becomes more about exchanging value, whether that value happens to be sitting in your closet or comes from something you know how to do.

And suddenly the possibilities get much bigger.

It All Feels Very Miami

Maybe that’s another reason I enjoyed the celebration so much.

Zéya feels very Miami.

It’s social. It’s stylish. It’s a little entrepreneurial. And it revolves around discovering something you want without necessarily paying full price for it.

We can absolutely get behind that.

The party reflected that same energy. People were mingling, talking about the app and celebrating what is clearly a big moment for the team, but it never felt overly corporate or stuffy. It felt like a community celebrating something that started locally and is beginning to grow.

That seems especially fitting for a company that wants its marketplace to feel like a community too.

Swap, Don’t Shop

There is an obvious sustainability benefit to giving perfectly good things another life instead of constantly buying new ones.

But Zéya doesn’t make that feel like a lecture.

The appeal is much simpler.

You have things you don’t use. Someone else wants them. And chances are, they have something you want too.

Add AI-assisted listings, local discovery, cash top-ups, cash-only purchases, community features, and soon the ability to exchange services, and it starts looking very different from the bartering most of us remember.

Zéya’s tagline is “Swap Don’t Shop.”

After a fun night celebrating 100,000 downloads and getting a closer look at where the Miami company is headed next, we’re curious to see just how far people are willing to take that idea.

Because if swapping can be this easy and this social, maybe we really don’t need to buy everything new.

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– Zéya Team: Zéya — @zeya_app – Venue: One K — @onek_socialbar

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