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April Love Geary masks up to pick up groceries in Malibu

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April Love Geary was glimpsed this Thursday stepping out to pick up some groceries for her household in Malibu.The 25-year-old fiancee of Robin Thicke made sure to take the precaution of wearing a mask amid the ongoing coronavirus pandemic.She kept her look California casual, slipping into a white tee with a pair of black leggings for her latest outing.

Out and about:April Love Geary was glimpsed this Thursday stepping out to pick up some groceries for her household in MalibuApril and Robin, 43, share two daughters called Mia, two, and Lola, one, both of whom have birthdays in late February.

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