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Dr. Heavenly Kimes was criticized on Twitter.com for “promoting slavery” by urging people to work for free to gain valuable experience.

Dr. Heavenly, star of Bravo TV’s Married to Medicine, runs a successful dental practice in a suburb north of Atlanta.

The reality TV star took time out of her busy schedule to drop employment advice to her Twitter followers who have enjoyed a year off from work while drawing Covid unemployment benefits.

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Dr. Heavenly, pictured right with co-star Jacqueline Walters, suggested people on unemployment should work for free — since they’re already getting paid by the government to sit at home and do nothing.

“#Job101 work for free or for lesser pay. Prove yourself to your employer! Trust me if you are good, they will hire you with top pay in no time!”

Dr. Heavenly, who worked as an unpaid intern, urged people to work for free to gain valuable experience on the job.

However, her advice was not appreciated by many.

Unemployment benefits are scheduled to end in September.

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