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:''Monique Epps is a [[human]] from the [[live-action film series]] [[continuity family]].''
:''Monique Epps is a [[human]] from the [[live-action film series]] [[continuity family]].''


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'''Monique Epps''' is the wife of [[Robert Epps|Raymond Epps]] and the mother of [[Shareeka Epps|Shareeka]], [[Shaniqua Epps|Shaniqua]], [[Sheleeka Epps|Sheleeka]], [[Mozambiqua Epps|Mozambiqua]], and [[Fred Epps|Fred]].
'''Monique Epps''' is the wife of [[Robert Epps|Raymond Epps]] and the mother of [[Shareeka Epps|Shareeka]], [[Shaniqua Epps|Shaniqua]], [[Sheleeka Epps|Sheleeka]], [[Mozambiqua Epps|Mozambiqua]], and [[Fred Epps|Fred]].

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Monique Epps is a human from the live-action film series continuity family.

Monique Epps is the wife of Raymond Epps and the mother of Shareeka, Shaniqua, Sheleeka, Mozambiqua, and Fred.

Fiction

Revenge of the Fallen

Sam needed to get a message to Lennox and Epps, but knew that calling them directly would give himself away, so he came up with a plan to deliver the message indirectly. He gave the message by telephone to William Lennox's wife Sarah, who then told Raymond Epps's wife Monique who then called her husband on an insecure line with Director Galloway in the room. Monique sent Ray the message that Sam wanted them to deliver Optimus Prime to Egypt saying that she was looking into plastic surgery (she did give birth to five kids, after all). Galloway was successfully fooled, saying that the wife is always right. Revenge of the Fallen Revenge of the Fallen #3

This event did not happen in the the movie itself, where Seymour Simmons made the call directly instead. However, in April 2008, there was a casting call notice listing Monique's character under the working name "Theresa".[1]

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