Idol Star Aiken Caught Up In Church Gay Controversy
American Idol star Clay Aiken is caught up in another gay controversy after parishioners at a church where he is set to perform a Christmas concert demanded assurances the singer isn't a homosexual.
Aiken's sexuality hit the headlines last year when a former Green Beret soldier revealed he had spent a night of passion with the crooner, but Aiken refused to discuss the issue when it came up in interviews.
Then, fans threatened to file a class action suit against the singer if it was proven he was gay.
And now, elders at a Wichita, Kansas church want to make sure the singer is heterosexual before green-lighting plans for him to perform for their congregation on November 26th.
The Central Christian Church controversy reached a fever pitch shortly after the performance was announced, and the executive pastor Mark Posson felt compelled to send a letter to concerned elders.
A source tells the National Enquirer, "Pastor Posson thought it was in the church's best interest to circulate a letter."
In the note, the pastor avoided the gay issue, declaring Aiken was a Christian who didn't "drink, smoke, swear or womanise".
The clergyman also recalled interviews Aiken gave to Rolling Stone magazine and an internet site, in which he stated he was not gay......
In the interest of fairness, maybe the whole story should be told. Go here for the guys recant of the original story.
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but Aiken refused to discuss the issue when it came up in interviews.
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He stated very clearly on Good Morning America, Larry King Live and in People Magazine that the tabloid story by the guy that ALLEGED to have been with him was a lie.
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Then, fans threatened to file a class action suit against the singer if it was proven he was gay.
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This is an urban myth. His fans did no such thing. They know that he has stated many times that he is not gay and they believe him.
Check out my blog and read in Paulus's own words, from March 2007, where he confessed that he had perpetrated a Hoax.
The interesting thing is that little of this article is fact . There is no church gay controversy . There was no class action suit . There was no night of passion with Paulus . Aiken has clearly stated that the tabloid stories are false . This tale has been copied and pasted from that bastioncoughofcoughtruth the National Enquirer . What it boils down to is a singer whose name gets lots of hits on the net is being stalked by a cuckoo bird who changes his story every 5 minutes . Gimme a break .
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