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Rosie to come out in Rosie
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 New York magazine reports that Rosie O'Donnell will come out in her own magazine, Rosie, before her memoir hits the stands. Find Me will hit stores on April 23, but by that time the May issue of her magazine will contain a letter from the editor in which O'Donnell will discuss the positive reaction her readers had to a story about adoptive gay parents Jon and Michael Galluccio. "She doesn't want to go into great detail," says a source. "She's just going to say something like, 'I'm gay like them too.' " That issue of the magazine will also contain an excerpt from the book.     

        
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