OPEN POST: Richard Simmons & His Dalmations

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Happy Friday, sweet cheeks! Here's a delightfully wholesome post to end your week on a lighthearted note - a collection of photos over the years of Richard Simmons and his beloved Dalmations. Enjoy!















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