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    Gwen Stefani's man Gavin Rossdale has gay affair with cross-dressing 80s star Marilyn

    Gavin Rossdale and Gwen Stefani. Source: AP

    GWEN Stefani's husband has revealed he had a gay affair with a cross-dressing pop star.

    After 15 years of denying it, rock star Gavin Rossdale – the British frontman of band Bush – has now finally admitted to having a relationship with Eighties cross-dressing pop icon Marilyn.

    Rossdale, 44, had previously lambasted former Culture Club star Boy George for first writing of the affair in his 1995 autobiography.

    And his spokespeople continued to deny a relationship had taken place, even when Marilyn – real name Peter Robinson - spoke out last year, claiming that Rossdale had been the love of his life.

    However, in a interview with the forthcoming issue of U.S. magazine Details, Rossdale has now confessed to the liaison.

    The singer and guitarist told how he had a fling with Marilyn, 47, in the 1980s when he was just 17 years old. And he revealed he had not admitted to the affair until now because of the media ‘glare’ when Bush were just forging a career in the U.S.


    Rossdale - whose band have been more successful in the U.S. than the UK - revealed: ‘I think at the outset there was a sort of fear - that was right at the beginning of Bush, and I didn’t want it to be part of it. It felt like a cheap shot, so I was like: ‘I’m not getting involved.’ ‘

    Rossdale continued: ‘I’ve never wanted to appear closed about it, it’s not something I’ve talked about really because it’s always been in the glare of a tabloid world, it’s just one of those things - move on.

    ‘When you’re 17, Jesus Christ, I don’t think there’s anything strange about any form of anything - you’re learning about life. It’s a part of growing up - that’s it, no more, no less.’

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