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Black Sheep
Black Sheep follows the story of Yolanda (Rabby bray). a beautiful woman with a history of sociopathic behaviour. She finds herself in a happy marriage with a husband (Adjetey Anang) and family who have no idea of her violent delusional past until her otherwise calm life is rocked by an unexpected discovery. She is triggered by betrayal and ends up revealing that dark side her family never imagined existed.
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Black Sheep follows the story of Yolanda (Rabby bray). a beautiful woman with a history of sociopathic behaviour. She finds herself in a happy marriage with a husband (Adjetey Anang) and family who have no idea of her violent delusional past until her otherwise calm life is rocked by an unexpected discovery. She is triggered by betrayal and ends up revealing that dark side her family never imagined existed.
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