Trending Ashley Ogle: Fans think she's got the look
Durban resident Ashley Ogle (26) got X users drooling over her stature during her time in the Big Brother Mzansi edition.
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@Thelma_Dawn Good morning Ashley Brylnn Ogle, ashes and ash angelz. Wake up. Let's trend our queen. Don't forget to tell your friends to follow Ashley Ogle on all social media platforms.
@achieng_Sherry She is definitely the woman King of the season.
@rosey_Pre Woman crush Wednesday. We have the one and only. Big boss Ashley Ogle.️
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@Danniejoe1996 Lord, we thank You for Ashley Ogle and her beautiful fan base. May You pour abundance into our lives, wrap us in Your protection, and lead us into new seasons of favour in Jesus' name. Amen.
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