400 Years Since 1619: John Boyega Doesn’t 'Have Time for Nonsense'; Steps Down as Jo Malone Global Ambassador After Erasure

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Tuesday, September 15, 2020

John Boyega Doesn’t 'Have Time for Nonsense'; Steps Down as Jo Malone Global Ambassador After Erasure

John Boyega has already shown us that he will not sacrifice his own morals for money, branding nor access to the Hollywood industry.

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