OK. If you are in the UK then stop reading immediately because there is a high court injunction that forbids the publication of this story.. If you want to read what Britons arent allowed then scroll down...no peeking So ELton John has cheated on David Furnish by having a threesome with two other guys and because he's an adopted father he doesnt want people in the UK finding out.
If you read the article David Furnish cheated on Elton John. But since it's the National Enquirer, there's a very good chance it's probably not true.
And I foolishly thought it might have been something in any way important to anyone other than those directly involved. That’ll teach me for having any faith in the media industry. You can certainly raise valid questions about the legitimacy of such injunctions in general but I think you can also raise valid questions as to whether there is anything positive in the publication of salacious gossip about people’s private lives just because they happen to have one of a handful of specific jobs. The fact a growing proportion of what is produced by these publications is outright lies doesn’t help.
Literally, nothing to see here. Was there supposed to be a link? An excerpt from a now banned publication?
