Cartoon Clay

December 24, 2008 | Star Sightings
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"American Idol" alum turned Broadway star Clay Aiken was given his very own caricature at the world famous Sardi's in New York City.

Aiken stars as Sir Robin in "Monty Python's Spamalot" until January 4. The show is scheduled to end its run on January 11.

The 30-year-old made headlines this year by fathering a son, Parker, and coming out on the cover of People magazine. Aiken recently expressed his desire to have another child with his baby mama, Jaymes Foster. Clay is reportedly dating Broadway dancer Reed Kelly.

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October 26, 2009

SO WHAT IF CLAY IS GAY! HE HAS TALENT AND HE IS A HUMAN BEING. I AM NOT INTO THAT LIFESTYLE, HOWEVER I THINK EVERYONE DESERVES A CHANCE. HE IS NOT HURTING YOU OR ME SO WHAT IS THE PROBLEM?

SO WHAT IF CLAY IS GAY
December 29, 2008

Clay may be gay—-SO WHAT? That doesn’t take a thing away from his great talent! All the best to him. If he asked me I would tell him to ignore the negative comments.

John Kelly
December 28, 2008

i just wish that clay was’nt gay. it sucks.such a wondrful young man,and he’s gay.

triciarenee
December 27, 2008

It seems Extra is geared tword a Gay audience and a gay agenda IE No on Prop 8. Could you please bring Danna and Mark back. I think Mario and his Bromances would be happier in the Sauna together.

Jack Randel
December 27, 2008

“Broadway star Clay Aiken was given his very own caricature at the world famous Sardi’s in New York City.”

So where’s the picture of the caricature? This is a huge honor, like getting your star in Hollywood, and you don’t have a picture of the event.

WHY?

Jake
December 26, 2008

Congrats to Clay for this great honor. He is a fine talent and a great human being. I was amazed at how well he played the part of Sir Robin in Spamalot. His voice is great and his acting is fabulous!!

Jerry
December 24, 2008
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