Maren Morris Silences Complaints Over Bringing Her Son To A Drag Show
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The star talked about bringing her 4-year-old to an all-ages drag performance during an episode of "The Kelly Clarkson Show" this week.
Maren Morris majorly shut down critics after getting backlash for taking her son to a family-friendly drag event last year.
Morris talked about her commitment to the LGBTQ community on “The Kelly Clarkson Show” Friday, where she told the host why she’s fine with people who don’t like her activism.
“If it costs me fans by standing up for people that truly need all the megaphoning, I am OK with you not being at the show,” the “My Church” singer said.
Morris also talked about performing with drag queens at a Nashville benefit concert last year and why she was fine having her 4-year-old son, Hayes, join her at the event.
“It was an all-ages show, so it was completely family-friendly,” she said of the concert, which was held to protest the slate of anti-LGBTQ legislation recently passed in Tennessee.
The "Substance" actor also revealed how she's "redefined" the negative title he once gave her.
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The “Daily Show” host was so annoyed by this failing tactic that he did a quick aside to beg Democrats to “stop f**king” doing it.
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