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Inside Minnie Dlamini-Jones’ vacay in Japan

Minnie Dlamini Jones‘ vacay in Japan is serving up real vacay envy. The star travelled to the island for the Rugby World Cup final which we won and is now taking in the sights. Minnie has been sharing snaps of her adventures on social media.

Inside Minnie Dlamini-Jones’ vacay in Japan. Check it out.

 

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Looking like a snack for my hubby ? Date night #TheJonesesInJapan ?

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Forever a tomboy ?

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Views ? @cmk_accoutre

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The calm before the storm… Dress: @fashionatlarge

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WE WON THE #RWC2019 ?? I definitely shed a young thug tear ?

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My girl I can’t imagine how nervous you must be ❤❤❤ @rachel_kolisi Love you #RWC2019 Final

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Before one enters the shrine we have to perform a cleansing ritual ??

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