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Nearly four years and more than a million followers later, Darnell has become the face of “Rush Tok,” the nickname for the ...
Izzy Darnell, the younger sister of Kylan Darnell, is speaking out after announcing that she dropped Bama Rush just before ...
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E! Online on MSNWhat’s Next for Alabama Rush TikToker Kylan Darnell After Graduation
Kylan Darnell—the University of Alabama TikToker dubbed "Queen of Sorority Rush"—teased in an exclusive E! News interview how ...
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E! News on MSNWhy TikToker Kylan Darnell Really Stepped Back From Alabama Rush
TikToker Kylan Darnell, the “Queen of Bama Rush,” exclusively explained to E! News why she decided to step back from the ...
After announcing that she would be taking a step back from rush at the University of Alabama during her senior year, Kylan ...
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US Weekly on MSNInfluencer Kylan Darnell Breaks Silence After Stepping Away from Bama Rush: ‘Protecting My Peace’
Influencer Kylan Darnell explained why she declined to take part in the University of Alabama’s sorority rush for her senior ...
TikToker Kylan Darnell, known for showcasing her life as a sorority member at The University of Alabama, exclusively told E!
After participating in Bama Rush, Izzy Darnell is giving followers a peak into the outcome of the week-long process ...
Speaking exclusively with PEOPLE, Darnell, who rose to fame with her OOTDs and GRWMs during her freshman rush week, reflected ...
Tonya Darnell is the mother of two of Bama Rush's most notable names: Kylan and Izzy Darnell. After Kylan announced would be taking a step back from her senior year of rush at the University of ...
Kylan Darnell, who is an American beauty pageant winner and internet personality, and her mom explain why her sister Izzy ...
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Her Campus on MSNWhy Did Izzy Darnell Drop Out Of Bama Rush? Here’s What She Said
Turns out, Izzy Darnell didn't end up going Zeta like her sister, Kylan Darnell. In fact, she dropped out of rush altogether, ...
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