Chris Bosh won’t be allowed to take his daughter Trinity to London this summer to watch him participate in the Olympic games. A judge has sided with Allison Mathis- the mother of Bosh’s three-year old – who felt that the threat of terrorist acts was too great to allow her daughter to travel with Bosh [...]
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