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Remember child actress Cherie Johnson aka Laura Winslow and Punky Brewster’s one-time BFF?

Somehow, Raz B’s loser brother Ricky Romance managed not only to put a ring on it, but if his tweets aren’t lying, he’s also managed to knock her up.

In the midst of all his Yung Joc drama, this gem of a tweet got by all the timeline watchers:

Granted, that could have been some kind of inside joke. But a couple of days later, he responded to some fan’s offensive tweet with this:

According to TMZ, these two are reportedly working to bring their D-List love to a small screen near you.

Cherie Johnson — who played Maxine on the show — got engaged to Ricky a short while back — but TMZ has learned the couple is now trying to pitch a reality show about their relationship.

We’re told the two are pitching themselves as the “new Bobby and Whitney” — and promise to tackle all sorts of crazy issues like pregnancy and Ricky’s parole obligations.

The “new Bobby and Whitney?” LAWD.

Flip the page to see what Cherie’s been up to and what she looks like now.

Here’s Cherie’s author bio from Amazon.com:

After her role in the television 80 s sitcom Punky Brewster’ Cherie co-starred in another popular 90 s sitcom Family Matters as the best friend of Laura Winslow. She also had recurring roles in The Parkers and Days of Our Lives. In addition, she started an after school recreational program Off the Streets for kids whose parents worked late night. More recently, Cherie wrote, produced and starred in the movie ‘I Do … I Did on DVD and BET, along with a long list of other available and upcoming DVD s. Now Cherie has embarked on a new career as an author with the help of J.M. Benjamin, joining the A New Quality Publishing family.

And here’s the synopsis of her book, “Around The World Twice.”

Ashley is a successful half Black-half Latina female living a glamorous lifestyle of a Hollywood movie star, or so it would seem, if you re on the outside looking in. Truth is, she is tired of failed relationships and is fearful of being alone. She struggles to find love and begins to question herself. Lilian cashed in on the normal life of a housewife early, marrying the guy all the girls wanted back in high school, house, white picket fence, etc…she was living the American Dream. Her dream life soon becomes one that resembles a nightmare, leaving her vulnerable. After an invitation and a lot of persuasion from her friend Ashley, Lillian decides to leave the security of her long time home in New York and move to Los Angeles. It is there that she realizes maybe she has more in her life to change than she may have initially thought. Around The World Twice is a story about two best friends whose lives are synonymous, despite the different social circles they traveled in. It is a story of true friendship in which both ladies, together, contribute to building each other up in order to become better and stronger women, as well as triumphant for love of self and one another.

Helluva romance for Ricky.

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