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Hawks beat the Wizards with Kandi Burruss, Keri Hilson and other celebs cheering them on

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By Jennifer Brett
Nov 8, 2015

The Atlanta Hawks triumphed 114-99 over the Washington Wizards on Saturday with some famous fans cheering them on.

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Rapper and producer Big Boi, comedian and actor Chris Tucker, rapper/actor David Banner, MLB veteran Mike Cameron, boxing champ Evander Holyfield, producer/songwriter The Dream, singer/producer  Keri Hilson artist, reality show personality and expectant mom Kandi Burruss - who just revealed the baby's gender ! - were among the notables there, the team said.

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