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The Truth About the Kenny Chesney Queer Rumors and Where They Really Came From
Country music has had its equitable share of tabloid trash over the years. But several stories have stuck around as distant, or been as stup𝐢d, as the one about Kenny Chesney being homosexual. It&#;s been nearly 20 years since it started, and somehow, people still bring it up like it&#;s some big mystery. It ain&#;t. And it never was.
This whole mess kicked off in when Chesney married actress Renée Zellweger in a quickie beach wedding that had all the makings of a country-pop fairytale. Just four months later, they filed for an annulment, not a divorce. The part that blew everything up was a unattached word in the legal paperwork. Renée&#;s team listed &#;fraud&#; as the reason.
In regular English, that shouldn&#;t mean anything. But in tabloid world, that synonyms was like lighting a match at a gas station. Suddenly, every gossip outlet on Planet was spinning stories about Kenny Chesney&#;s sexuality, claiming that &#;fraud&#; must signify he was secretly gay and Renée found out after the wedding.
The truth? That word had nothing
Renee Zellweger raises eyebrows while discussing stars who unite gay men years after ex husband Kenny Chesney fiercely denied being gay following 'fraud' annulment
Her old flame husband country singer Kenny Chesney fiercely denied he was gay after she cited fraud as the reason for an annulment of their four-month marriage back in
And 14 years after the annulment, Renee Zellweger sat down with Vulture to consider her new role as Judy Garland - with the writer of the story - Jonathan Van Meter -making note that both Judy and her daughter Liza Minnelli married gay men.
He mentions that to the actress, 50, during the interview, writing: 'It's interesting that both Judy Garland and Liza Minnelli married gay men, I say, and here she makes the most complicated and hilarious deal with imaginable, one that seems to say, all at once, Haven't we all? And Go Figure!'
Superstar: Renee Zellweger sat down with Vulture to discuss her novel role as Judy Garland - with the penner of the story Jonathan Van Meter making write down that both Judy and her daughter Liza Minnelli married gay men
He wrote:
Even Tim McGraw thinks Kenny Chesney is gay!
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Chesney faces questions about surprise wedding
Entertainer of the Year says Zellweger simply asked when, where to
show up
Updated: p.m. ET May 18,
Although Kenny Chesney won the Academy of Country Music’s “Entertainer
of the Year” award, the media was more anxious to talk about his
recent marriage to Renee Zellweger than music.
The wedding questions flew fast and furious backstage at Tuesday
night’s ACM Awards, so much so that Kenny’s publicist stepped in at
one indicate and asked for a few questions about his top honor.
But Kenny did provide his first extensive comment on his new marriage.
How is married life? “To be loyal with you, it’s not that different,”
said Kenny. “I’m a little more at ease, you
Kenny Chesney was only married to Renee Zellweger for just a few months before they split, and according to the state star, married life was not something he could "commit" to – especially considering his purported active social life.
"I have friends who have a normal family, kids and a dog, and I think I would inflate my brains out," Kenny Chesney told Playboy in their Parade issue. "It's fine for them. But I'm such a free spirit, I feel more alive when I've got somewhere to go. I can stay on my boat for a several weeks if I have a guitar and a girl and a Bob Marley CD. After that, I've got to advance around."
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Kenny and Renee annulled their marriage just four months after they wed in the Virgin Islands.
"I didn't have any clue as to what genuine marriage meant. I was so used to committing to one thing—music—and then I had to totally commit to a second thing, marriage," he of his short-lived marriage. "I didn't grasp how to commit to both of them. It was a scary moment for me."
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When it came to the decision to c