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Fiona Gallagher From The T. V. Show Shamless
Fiona Gallagher is a character from the T.V. show Shamless. She is the older sister who takes care of all her siblings because her parents are not good parents. She is a hard worker because her dad waste all his money on drugs, so she is the main provider for her siblings. She is very responsible. She had some boyfriends but none of the relationships lasted. She got married to a guy named Gus who she only dated for a week but then they ended up getting a divorce. Fiona is very loyal to her family and she always chooses her family over everyone else. Her ex boyfriend Jimmy wanted her to go out of the country with him and she packed her bags to go with him but then she ended up going back home to her siblings instead. Phillip Gallagher
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