Cary Grant's Daughter: Dad Wasn't Gay or Bi, But If He Had Been, OK
Jennifer Grant says she doesn't know if her father had a same-sex relationship, but if he did, she hopes he enjoyed it.
July 7, 2023
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Jennifer Grant says she doesn't know if her father had a same-sex relationship, but if he did, she hopes he enjoyed it.
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