Guy Ritchie: another Malawi adoption possible
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Madonna may be trying to adopt a second child from Malawi, her husband Guy Ritchie was quoted as saying in an interview published Sunday. The Observer Magazine asked the British filmmaker whether there was any truth to tabloid reports that he and Madonna were working to adopt a second child from the impoverished south African nation. "Possibly," Ritchie was quoted as saying. Ritchie and Madonna already have a... [read full story]                    

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