Kirsten Dunst has lunch with her mother
Kirsten Dunst , Inez Rupprecht - Kirsten Dunst and her mother Inez Rupprecht have lunch at Joan's on Third - Los Angeles, California, United States - Wednesday 28th October 2015 (1 Picture)
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