Thunder Players Share Photos Of Their Babies

Wednesday, April 3rd 2019, 3:08 pm

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The Oklahoma City Thunder players and their families are expanding. Terrance Ferguson and his fiance shared the first photo of their little girl Lylah Rose to Instagram. And the Westbrooks posted a new photo of their twin girls Skye and Jordyn.

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