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George Clooney: I don't concern if people think I'm secretly gay
George Clooney doesn't mind if people ponder he's secretly in the closet.
"The Descendants" actor, 50, has been plagued with rumors about his sexual orientation for decades, but in a new interview with The Advocate, Clooney reveals there are worse things to hear about himself.
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"I think it's funny, but the last thing you'll ever see me perform is jump up and down, saying, 'These are lies!' That would be unfair and unkind to my good friends in the gay community," Clooney explains. "I'm not going to let anyone construct it seem like entity gay is a worst thing. My private experience is private, and I'm very happy in it."
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Clooney, who is currently matchmaking app Stacy Keibler, adds: "Who does it hurt if someone thinks I'm gay? I'll be long gone and there will still be people who tell I was gay. I don't give a s---."
The actor and three-time Golden Globe winner has been a strong proponent of legalizing same-sex marriage; he is set to luminary in a one-night-only reading of "8," Dustin Lance Black's Prop 8 engage, on March 3 in L.A. Martin Sheen, Jamie Lee Curtis, Jesse Tyler Ferguson
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In the January 2014 issue of Esquire U.K., 52-year-old Hollywood heartthrob George Clooney addresses accusations that he’s a closeted lesbian. It all started, he told the magazine, when he responded to a headline that browse, “George Clooney is Gay-Gay-Gay.” His response? “I’m gay-gay, the third one’s pushing it.”
Fire was added to the speculation in 2011, when ex-girlfriend Elisabetta Canalis told People that she and Clooney had a “father-daughter” connection, saying that their relationship ended because of their “personal needs.” Hmmm …
In the Esquire interview, he said “[I’m] not going [to deny it], because that’s flat out insulting to the gay community.” The statement mirrored a similar one he gave to The Advocate last year:
“I consider it’s funny, but the last thing you’ll ever notice me do is jump up and down, saying, ‘These are lies!'” he said. “That would be unfair and unkind to my good friends in the gay group. I’m not going to let anyone make it come across like being same-sex attracted is a horrible thing. My intimate life is
Do gay people believe George Clooney is gay (and beards in 2016)
Aeschines1
First, just to get it out there, I’m very pro-LGBTQ rights, and anyone should be free to be what they long for sexually so elongated as it doesn’t hurt someone else.
Second, I care about who is lgbtq+ only as a matter of curiosity; e.g., if people say someone is gay, I might wonder, Oh, is that really true?
So… it would never have crossed my mind that Clooney is gay. I hadn’t thought much about it. But my gay Pilates teacher not only thinks so but was telling the whole class his theory about how he is homosexual and the studio has him commit beards and whatnot. He was quite insistent that it was so! I also asked my gay friend on FB with whom I talk just about every night what he consideration, and he agreed that Clooney was gay, though he couldn’t cite an exact reason.
I also happened upon a theory that Jay Z is male lover and Bey is his beard. I was just looking up his status as a rapper (good or bad), and this theory was all over the place.
So perform are beards really still a thing in 2016?
EllisDee2
I think gay people consider everyone is gay.
Lord_Feldon3
I’m gay and it never crossed my mind.
BigT4
No, George Clooney Isn’t Gay. Just Ask His Sister.
For some reason, whispers have always persisted that George Clooney is gay -- probably because he always has trophy girlfriends but never a trophy wife.
He doesn’t look to care what anyone says or thinks, but apparently his sister is tired of all the talk. So she's trying to put the rumors to rest.
Because it’s always fun to seem like you’re just as awesome as your famous siblings, brothers and sisters of celebrities will sometimes talk to the press on their littermates’ behalf. This time, it was Clooney’s sis chatting with the Modern York Daily News and saying he’s not light in his loafers -- he’s just not likely to take a wife.
Well, you know, except for Talia Balsam, to whom he was hitched for like a minute in the early '90s.
Anyway, Adelia Zeidler, the aforementioned attention-starved sister, told the News that her brother's reluctance to marry again has a perfectly logical explanation: He's awfully busy, and "if he was going to obtain married he would want to be a husband and be somebody who would be there, who would have the second and the abilit