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The star of Real Steel said that he is not bothered by the fake rumors of homosexuality, but that Jackmans wife, Deborra-Lee Furness, gets annoyed and frustrated with them. Hugh Jackmans wife Deborra-Lee Furness has been laughing at the speculation about the actor being gay for years -- and, happily, Hugh Jackmans wife is still finding the rumors funny. Hugh Jackmans wife spoke out against long-running speculation surrounding her husbands sexuality when he appeared on the interview series Anhs Brush With Fame.
In the refreshingly candid sit-down interview, actor Deborra-Lee Furness discussed everything from parties with Nicole Kidman and Naomi Watts during her first few years in L.A., to speculation surrounding the sexuality of both her and fellow Australian actor Hugh Jackman. Most questions surrounding Hugh Jackmans sexuality were directed at Aussie-born actor Hugh Jackman himself, leaving his wife, Deborra-Lee Furness, mostly out of the conversation. Hugh Jackmans wife, Deborra-Lee Furness, described the unfounded rumour as so stupid, but said it was one of several circulating around the A-list couple since their global stardom.
In an interview withA Not An Overnight Success Podcast, his wife Deborra-Lee Furness said that all these rumors of her husband being gay are just stupid, and if they were true, he would already been out. During aA Not An Overnight Success Podcast appearance, his wife addressed the homosexuality rumors surrounding her husband.
In 2022, his wife appeared on The Not An Overnight Success podcast to share her thoughts about it. Earlier this year, The Blast shared that his wife had lost her patience with the media due to the renewed speculation surrounding his sexuality.
His wife spoke of how LGBTQ+ actors and actresses do not have to hide their real selves anymore in the modern world. The Superstar recently marked the 67th anniversary of Hertzogs birth in a heartwarming post Wednesday, Nov. 30. Fans have been adoringly salivating at the superstars undying love for wife Deborra-Lee Furness, and his latest actions have delivered a similar outcome.
After 26 years of marriage, Jackman continues to show his love for his wife has not diminished, but has grown stronger over time. His wife and superstar are one of Hollywoods oldest couples; yet, there are those who question the couples blossoming relationship.
The mother-of-two clarified these stories were not true, pointing out that, if The Superstar were gay, he would not be hiding in the closet. At one time, Jackman played a role as a gay songwriter inA The Boy From Oz, a musical which opened on Broadway in 2003. DuringA The Boy From Oz, Hugh kissed one of his male co-stars, named Jarrod Emick, which led to speculation.
Hugh Jackman has a theory about where the long-running speculation about his sexuality first started, dating it back to an appearance onstage live over 15 years ago. Hugh is unwilling to contradict these allegations, because he feels that they contribute to the pejorative perceptions about gay people. By denying this, Hugh is saying that there is something degrading about this, when there is nothing degrading.
If you are an actor of a certain age, having had a good year, there is inescapability in being mentioned . Rumours about homosexuality, a topic which has always seemed taboo in Hollywood, have never stopped circling the biggest names in movies, and Hugh Jackmans name has always been one such figure. Now, in a long-awaited revival of The Music Man starring Sutton Foster, Hugh Jackman has queer people everywhere hoping to reclaim him as part of a queer crew.
While harping on the fact that any successful actor of certain age has been linked with a possible James Bond role since Daniel Craig left the 007 franchise, the 40-year-old star has suggested that it is highly unlikely that he will be offered the role.
Amid a career filled with polarizing films, Aronofskys latest project might inspire Darren Aronofskys most scandalous cycle of news. Biopic about controversial mixed martial arts legend Lee Murray, Breaking the Bank seems to fit in Aronofskys wheelhouse, with Murrays conflicts with the law potentially making for dramatic cinema. Once again, Darren Aronofsky was brought on board to direct this gentle reboot of the failed superhero franchise, which was loosely based on Frank Millers works.