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Hangin' Tough

By JASON GAY | September 26, 2008

Not that Julianna's selling, of course. "She's going to be buried with some New Kids stuff in her casket," Nicki jokes.

"I told my mom that if I ever died, God forbid, Jordan has to be there," Julianna says.

"He'll sing at your funeral."

Julianna laughs. "Yeah."

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