Black Woman Spotted in Public with Caucasian Male
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It has been reported that 26 year old ,Gerne Watts, has been romantically involved with 31 year old ,Stephen Schloegel and has been spotted in public on numerous occasions. The couple has been seen on social media, around town, and even out of state. The couple states when they're out in public, people stare and look confused at the couple's decision to be involved with each other. The young woman also states she's received numerous text messages inquiring about her involvement with a Caucasian male and even says most responses are rude and ugly, like the faces of people she refuse to affiliate with.The 26 year old mother has 2 children from previous relationships but some believe that he fathered her youngest son, 5 month old Laison. We reached out the the mother for clarification and she stated, " He has been with me since Laison was 2 weeks old." It has been confirmed that he has been active in the children's lives since he's been with her. We also reached out to Mr. Schloegel to get his take on what the media is saying.His response was simply, "F----k em!" He also stated he wasn't interested in Becky with the good hair.He'd much rather prefer Gerne with the natural hair. Mr. Schloegel is known for being blunt and straight-forward so we declined to ask him any more questions. We asked Ms.Watts, what do she want everyone to know or gain from this. Her reply was,"Interracial dating is dope because you put them on sht like watching "Martin" and using seasoning while they put me on sht like loving dogs and arriving early. She also advises others to," Don't stop, get it, get it and encourage other interracial couples to "Keep Swirling". We will have more on this story as it develops.
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