Ice-T discusses partnership with Sanofi during flu season

September 21, 2023 by Entertainment Desk

Good Morning America published this video item, entitled “Ice-T discusses partnership with Sanofi during flu season” – below is their description.

Ice-T sits down with Rocsi Diaz to discuss his partnership with our sponsor, Sanofi, to build awareness around the flu season and how important it is to get your flu vaccine.
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