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How Just Prince Wife Keeps Him From Cheating



Just Prince and wife
Liberian Entertainment Awards Producer of the year, Just Prince is one of the most popular Liberian producer in the world.  In his line of business, the producer spends hours lock up in the studio with beautiful women.  To some women, that is a threat to their marriage, but not the wife of Just Prince.  During a radio interview, Zanaraha was asked if she feels threaten by the beautiful women that her husband works with.   She replied, "I'm not bother at all. I keep my husband happy."  The producer wife made it cleared, "I am not a Liberian but I do cook all the Liberian dishes for him, palm butter, torbugee, etc.  We laugh and joke together.  I have nothing to worry about."  Just Prince is one of the most respectable husbands in the entertainment industry.  His relationship is admired by many.  A true role model.  With these two, love and laughter is always in the air.  I'm sure his own morals and values keep him grounded and faithful, but her jokes, food and comfort sure helps. 

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  1. UnknownMay 19, 2016 at 9:37 PM

    Hahaha. This made my day

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  2. UnknownMay 20, 2016 at 1:09 AM

    He's a good man

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  3. UnknownMay 20, 2016 at 11:05 AM

    He is not just respectful to his wife he also have great respect for the females he work with. I have known him for a while now and he is a gentleman with a heart of gold. Zee his wife has nothing to worry about he loves her and only her. I am a testimony.

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