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Kyle Rittenhouse considering name change, return to college | Banfield
Kyle Rittenhouse may not be Kyle Rittenhouse much longer. The 18-year-old said Tuesday night that he’s considering changing his name. He may also grow a beard and will try to lose some weight. Plus, he’s moving out of Illinois to parts unknown. “America,” was the only answer he’d give. Watch Ashleigh Banfield's Talk Show on NewsNation weeknights at 10/9c.
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Banfield
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