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Grey's Anatomy star T.R. Knight Confirms He's Gay


T.R. Knight who plays TV's doctor George O'Malley on ABC's "Grey's Anatomy" came out to People magazine yesterday.

From People:
Grey's Anatomy's T.R. Knight is gay, he has confirmed exclusively to PEOPLE.

"I guess there have been a few questions about my sexuality, and I'd like to quiet any unnecessary rumors that may be out there," Knight tells PEOPLE in a statement. "While I prefer to keep my personal life private, I hope the fact that I'm gay isn't the most interesting part of me."

Knight, 33, plays the unassuming Dr. George O'Malley on the hit ABC drama. A Minneapolis native, he began his career in that city's famed Guthrie Theater.


Oh George.

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By Anonymous Anonymous, at 10/22/06, 6:45 AM

Apparently, Isiah Washington referred to T.R. as a "faggot" during an arguement with Patrick Dempsey. How would Washington feel if T.R. turned the tables and called Washington the "N" word?    



By Anonymous Anonymous, at 10/23/06, 7:28 PM

I know. I feel like there needs to be a conversation about those words though. I mean, I consider the "N" word more hateful and offensive than faggot - personally.    



By Blogger Gavin S., at 10/23/06, 7:33 PM

Are you gay? Are you black? Both? Niether? I think that would tell us a lot about why you feel that way.    



By Anonymous Anonymous, at 7/17/07, 9:19 AM

for the above, yeah whatever, I am too busy looking at my fav doc of grey's. he is such a sweetie! I am so glad he is gay and don't give a damn about it. Way to go doc! ;)    



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