Rachel Stevens Video: Sweet Dreams My LA Ex
August 3, 2007
“Sweet Dreams My LA Ex” was the first single from Funky Dory, the debut album by Rachel Stevens. The video was directed by Tim Royes.
All that ‘interesting’ info aside, hit play and check out how hot Rachel is looking in it 
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