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Kace Lecium {Country boy, penguin lover, magizoologist}
Bayless isn’t always more
It’s always fun (for us) when celebrities can’t keep their professional and private lives separate. An example - it seems that there is family drama spinning around the Tutshill Tornadoes right now, just in time for the new season to begin.
Cameron Bayless, former manager of the Tornadoes, has recently become the owner. With this new title, you would think the Bayless family would be all smiles, at least in the face of renewed public scrutiny. Instead, the family is full of drama both on and off the pitch. Cameron’s wife, former Chudley Cannon’s player Raenne Bayless, has been seen hanging around her old stomping ground. Could there be disloyalty in the works?
If that wasn’t enough for Bayless, he has a rough choice to make now that he is owner - his niece, who now lives with him, has a son with Tornado Kace Lecium, but, according to sources close to the family, Lecium has not been a very present parent. Bayless’ first action as owner might be to remove the new chaser from the team. We always thought Bayless was a private man, but his dirty laundry is flapping for everyone to see.
With rumors that the oldest Bayless daughter Cinnamon has run off to Australia to marry her Hogwarts sweetheart Bart Culloden. Rumor has it that there’s a bun in the oven, but at least this Bayless knows how to avoid WHiM prying eyes. With this much drama at home, we’re left wondering how Cameron Bayless could manage a team... he can’t even manage what’s going on under his own roof. Tornadoes fans might want to prepare themselves for a rocky season.