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Posted On: February 12th 2026, 09:57 pm

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Happy birthday @anthony.bellomo thank you for helping me to build such a beautiful life @clovebrookfarm everyday! Here’s to many more birthdays and years together! #happyday
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[REUPLOAD] sorry to those who caught the 1st version, he was so tall he was getting cropped everywhere LMAO 🐶 To quote the wise words of our dearests Arlettine (@rrrlette) and Lilyeth (@basketheadgirl): A: “for every reel, there’s a creative director lurking in the shadows” L: “And it’s May” So really, y’all can thank our girl @mayanahi08 for this one too 🐶 And a note!: It bears mentioning that this Draco is inspired by RealVenus_FauxFurs Draco (as in, this is what he looks like in my head—as in, it didn’t start out that way but halfway thru I blinked and it was him—and frankly May only encouraged my delulu—even tho that’s not exactly his Hermione(*cough*orVenus)). Which is to say damn you @sultrynuns, he’s devastating and won’t leave me alone, and we’re sorry for abusing(?) him but not really😂
We expected nothing less, @penta_zero_miedo! 💥👏
your gothic angel 🖤
Hey everyone - Jake here with a life update. About seven years ago, a migraine-prompted MRI revealed a 9 mm lesion on my brain, right near my basil ganglia. This past summer a routine scan showed some possible growth in this lesion, which prompted an EEG test - to my surprise, the panic symptoms I had been experiencing were actually focal seizures. My neurologist and neurosurgeon at Mayo determined that the best route to recovery would require a craniotomy to remove the lesion, as its critical location renders the option for a biopsy to be too dangerous. This kind of open brain surgery lasts for about six hours and requires that I’m awake so that they can safely access what they believe is a stage two glioma (slow growing, low grade brain tumor). They’ll remove as much of the lesion as possible and then send it off for testing. Once we know what it is, we’ll know how to treat it. While a medical procedure of this nature carries some scary risks, my family and I couldn’t ask for a better surgical team to perform this surgery, which is scheduled for November 6th. All that being said, it might be a second before I can play music for y’all again. So, on October 19th we’re playing a show at Turf Club to rage for one last time before I’m on my ass for a few months. Rest assured I will work as hard as I can to get back on stage asap. I’ll keep y’all updated throughout this journey. Gonna be a wild ride. Much love, Jake
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