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[Kalifornia.]

I know yall didn't think king was done

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GWENS'S GODDY DADDY!

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[Kalifornia.]

Hell, was HE fucking James?

[Kalifornia.]

Now wait...the plot thickens 

[ATLien]

alfonso is notoriously whitewashed and i think that has more to do with this mess than anything else

"my brudda! 😫 "

if it was some nigga he knows (if he knows any) i highly doubt we'd be getting this performance.

[Kalifornia.]

alfonso is notoriously whitewashed and i think that has more to do with this mess than anything else

"my brudda! 😫 "

if it was some nigga he knows (if he knows any) i highly doubt we'd be getting this performance.

!!!!!
It's almost like he wants people to know how close they were. Part of the fam!

The ONLY black man I see him doing something like this for is Will.

[ATLien]

alfonso is notoriously whitewashed and i think that has more to do with this mess than anything else

"my brudda! 😫 "

if it was some nigga he knows (if he knows any) i highly doubt we'd be getting this performance.

!!!!!
It's almost like he wants people to know how close they were. Part of the fam!

The ONLY black man I see him doing something like this for is Will.

right

if you actually read what he's writing, he's actually keeping it focused on james and his family for the most part. but it's just super cringe.

and i hate to try and dictate how people should grieve, but these long drawn out posts/pics combined with what we already know about the real life Carlton Banks is what I think is making this cringe-tastic.

i actually think if you took out Alfonso and replaced him with someone like Will in the same exact posts/pics, the optics would come off SO much differently. especially that death bed pic

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[Lazarus]

Alfonso is definitely his character in real life from Fresh Prince.

[Cartierline]

Alfonso is definitely his character in real life from Fresh Prince.

[ATLien]

James purchased a $4.8 million dollar home one month before he died

i knew he had to have SOME type of trick up his sleeve

knowing he was about to leave his 6 kids and wife to fend for themselves

whether this was a smart move or not is yet to be determined but i was thinking there was no way he was just laying around preparing to CROAK without trying or doing SOMETHING substantial

https://www.tmz.com/2026/02/13/james-van-der-beek-purchased-texas-ranch-before-dying/

[United Nations Barbie 🇺🇳]

I don't respect that, they could've downsized and adjusted their lifestyle a bit. Did it HAVE to be a $5M home?

[Vonc2002]

Don't respect what?  Did I miss s report saying they were broke and destitute?

[United Nations Barbie 🇺🇳]

Asking for donations to cover medical bills while purchasing a $5M home is something.

[ATLien]

Don't respect what?  Did I miss s report saying they were broke and destitute?

the GoFundMe statement literally says they're "out of funds"

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and the wife has not moved to correct that if it's untrue.

so if the gorls are asking questions i'd say that's reasonable

maybe there's a lot more to the story. i mean purchasing a $4.8M home doesn't mean he had 4.8M in the bank - unless he purchased it flat out which is unlikely . just means he was able to qualify for the tea somehow and give a down payment before he passed

the optics are definitely raising valid questions tho.

[Vonc2002]

I have thoughts but I don't feel like going on and on.  I definitely think James' cancer struggles were a financial strain and it was very nice for a friend to make a gofundme to get them some money😁

[ATLien]

im leaning more towards "strategic chess move" instead of "that man lied to the gorls"

he was a dying man about to leave his wife and SIX kids. the sense of guilt had to be overwhelming, even if he knew the circumstances were out of his control.

who knows what measures he was prepared to take to make sure his family was taken care of

there coulda been things done that the wife didn't even know about tbh.

when the story first popped i had a feeling there was more to this than just "he was broke, auctioning his things off and then died. family hits dead end!"

finding out there's a wild card isn't surprising . but a 4.8M wildcard is a tea sdsdddddsdsdd

im dying to know what the specific strategy was here.

reading his Wiki

this had to be hurtful.

America's health care system <<<<<<<

In November 2025, he announced that he would be auctioning items from Dawson's Creek and Varsity Blues to help cover costs associated with his cancer treatment.

but maybe he had more money in savings and wanted to make sure it went to his kids.