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Published:Thursday | February 17, 2022 | 12:07 AM
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Dr Marc Ricketts and Tracy Bryon pose for a photo at the Kingston Jerk Super Bowl Watch Party.
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Dr Marc Ricketts and Tracy Bryon pose for a photo at the Kingston Jerk Super Bowl Watch Party.
Lise-Ann Hamilton seems excited to be at the party.
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Lise-Ann Hamilton seems excited to be at the party.
Director at Gibson’s Petroleum Services, Kayon Gibson (left), and Sitarah Smith, assistant vice-president, Treasury and Trading at Scotia Investments, look gorgeous at the Kingston Jerk Watch Party.
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Director at Gibson’s Petroleum Services, Kayon Gibson (left), and Sitarah Smith, assistant vice-president, Treasury and Trading at Scotia Investments, look gorgeous at the Kingston Jerk Watch Party.
Supreme Ventures’ Executive Chairman Gary Peart celebrates his team’s victory while watching the Super Bowl Games at Sabina Park on Sunday.
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Supreme Ventures’ Executive Chairman Gary Peart celebrates his team’s victory while watching the Super Bowl Games at Sabina Park on Sunday.
Renee Barnett (left) and Nicola-Kaye Barnett were spotted at the Kingston Jerk Watch Party sponsored by JustBet at Sabina Park last Sunday.
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Renee Barnett (left) and Nicola-Kaye Barnett were spotted at the Kingston Jerk Watch Party sponsored by JustBet at Sabina Park last Sunday.
From left: CEO of Expedient Solutions, Omar Barker; TV Creative Director and Promoter Kino Johnson, and owner of Nyag Enterprises, Aggrey Sinclair, have a group link-up.
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From left: CEO of Expedient Solutions, Omar Barker; TV Creative Director and Promoter Kino Johnson, and owner of Nyag Enterprises, Aggrey Sinclair, have a group link-up.
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The Kingston Cricket Club at Sabina Park was the place to be to enjoy the Super Bowl last Sunday. The Kingston Jerk Watch Party in association with JustBet was a success, attracting football lovers for fun, frolic and excitement. Something Extra shares the highlights