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Would DiCaprio Foundation Return Gifts From Malaysian Wealth Fund 1MDB?

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U.S. actor Leonardo DiCaprio looks on prior to speaking on stage during the Paris premiere of the documentary film ''Before the Flood'' on October 17, 2016 at the Theatre du Chatelet in Paris, France. REUTERS/Christophe Archambault/Pool - RTX2P88P Oscar-winner Leonardo DiCaprio's charitable foundation would return gifts or donations made to him or his ventures if they were found to have come from Malaysian wealth fund 1MDB, which is being investigated on money laundering allegations, his representatives said on Tuesday. In his first comment on the multinational probe into the fund, DiCaprio said he was cooperating with U.S. authorities to determine if money had come from questionable sources, according to the statement.

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