Clay Aiken Steps Out With Lookalike Son For Rare Red Carpet Appearance
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The two share a very sweet resemblance.
Clay Aiken made a rare appearance with his teenage son over the weekend.
The “American Idol” finalist stepped out with his 16-year-old son, Parker, for the opening night of “Boop!” the musical on Broadway.
“Proud to support Uncle David [Foster] on his INCREDIBLE Broadway debut,” Aiken said on his Instagram stories on Saturday.
Foster is the uncle of Aiken’s son, Parker.
Aiken, who is openly gay, conceived his son through in vitro fertilization with Foster’s sister, Jaymes Foster, who is also a music producer.
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