Debbie Reynolds’ Lesbian Loves Exposed
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Debbie Reynolds found fame as a wholesome actress with a string of troubled marriages — but newly-released FBI documents reveal the silver-screen star had a taste for lesbian love!
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Working under specific orders from President Lyndon B. Johnson, federal agents checked out the "Singing in the Rain" sweetheart and discovered that both she and first hubby Eddie Fisher enjoyed secret same-sex romps. According to newly declassified FBI files, a gay man told investigators: “Fisher was a homosexual and his wife, Debbie Reynolds, was a person who engaged in both normal and homosexual relations.”
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While the file contains “no more information” about Debbie and Eddie, other superstars caught in the probe of Hollywood’s gay scene included Danny Kaye, Arthur Kennedy, director Vincente Minnelli, "Twilight Zone" creator Rod Serling and actress Shelley Winters!
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As earlier reported by The National ENQUIRER, film historian Robert Osborne was among the Hollywood insiders claiming that Debbie, who tragically died at age 84 in 2016, had a lesbian love affair with "Bewitched" star Agnes Moorehead. He said the actresses first met while shooting the 1962 screen epic "How the West Was Won," and carried on a secret romance until Agnes died in 1974.
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Debbie vehemently denied sharing Agnes’ bed — but Debbie's own son Todd reportedly confirmed the affair! Of course, the "Unsinkable Molly Brown" cutie managed to drop a few hints about her true sexuality over the years, saying her three marriages ended over her sexual failings!
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“I wish I were better at it,” said Debbie. “Obviously. I wasn't any good...I wasn't a very sexual lady.” Debbie's daughter Carrie Fisher, who died shortly before her mother from a heart attack, had also experimented with women — and defended her mother's reputation over the years. “My mother is not a lesbian,” Carrie once declared. “She’s just a really, really bad heterosexual!”
Photo credit: Getty Images
Debbie Reynolds found fame as a wholesome actress with a string of troubled marriages — but newly-released FBI documents reveal the silver-screen star had a taste for lesbian love!
Photo credit: Getty Images
Working under specific orders from President Lyndon B. Johnson, federal agents checked out the "Singing in the Rain" sweetheart and discovered that both she and first hubby Eddie Fisher enjoyed secret same-sex romps. According to newly declassified FBI files, a gay man told investigators: “Fisher was a homosexual and his wife, Debbie Reynolds, was a person who engaged in both normal and homosexual relations.”
Photo credit: Getty Images
While the file contains “no more information” about Debbie and Eddie, other superstars caught in the probe of Hollywood’s gay scene included Danny Kaye, Arthur Kennedy, director Vincente Minnelli, "Twilight Zone" creator Rod Serling and actress Shelley Winters!
Photo credit: Getty Images
As earlier reported by The National ENQUIRER, film historian Robert Osborne was among the Hollywood insiders claiming that Debbie, who tragically died at age 84 in 2016, had a lesbian love affair with "Bewitched" star Agnes Moorehead. He said the actresses first met while shooting the 1962 screen epic "How the West Was Won," and carried on a secret romance until Agnes died in 1974.
Debbie vehemently denied sharing Agnes’ bed — but Debbie's own son Todd reportedly confirmed the affair! Of course, the "Unsinkable Molly Brown" cutie managed to drop a few hints about her true sexuality over the years, saying her three marriages ended over her sexual failings!
Photo credit: Getty Images
“I wish I were better at it,” said Debbie. “Obviously. I wasn't any good...I wasn't a very sexual lady.” Debbie's daughter Carrie Fisher, who died shortly before her mother from a heart attack, had also experimented with women — and defended her mother's reputation over the years. “My mother is not a lesbian,” Carrie once declared. “She’s just a really, really bad heterosexual!”
Photo credit: Getty Images
