deborah hutton
Sex With Men, Sex With Women – Either Way, Deborah Hutton Is Gagging For It
12:24PM Jess McGuire | What have we learned from this recent article about Deborah Hutton in the Daily Telegraph?
· She’s not all about vagina! (Australian Women’s Weekly readers can breathe easy!)
· Has she mentioned her love of doodle recently?
· Her love of doodles belonging to younger men? (Oh Debs, you cougar you!)
· She is now single. (Boo! She’s so cute! Someone snap that hot tamale up!)
· She is looking for love!
· Perhaps that new love will be the owner of a furious rack, or perhaps they will be packing pants heat. Who cares? The love bit is the important thing, not the package it comes in. Or at least that’s what the Daily Telegraph headline would have us believe, the actual Deborah Hutton quotes make no reference to searching for Sapphic companionship.
· She was certainly never dating a lady television host like we believed. No, sirree.
· WE STILL THINK SHE WAS DATING A LADY TELEVISION HOST LAST YEAR.
And there you have it.
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Blind Item For The Day (Part I)
7:36AM Jess McGuire | Remember this story about Deborah Hutton?
A Sydney Sunday gossip item alleged Hutton had broken off a lesbian relationship with her live-in partner of seven years, gold medal-winning hockey player Danni Roche, saying the top-rating TV star had moved on to a relationship with an equally “high-profile television personality”.
We’ve just been tipped off as to the identity of the mysterious “high profile television personality”.
However, as we are not in the habit of blatantly outing people – we hope the ladies will do it themselves as they make a charming couple – we won’t name names. Even though some would consider this story rather newsworthy.
C’mon, girls. You make a hot pair! Say it loud, say it proud!
PS: IT’S NOT SULLY. Which makes us a bit sad as we had high hopes for her being the poster child for Sapphic love.
UPDATE You cheeky wags! Your comments and suggestions as to the mystery woman are hilarious and in some cases completely correct. They’re also likely to cause problems “legally” so we cannot publish them.
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3:09PM Jess McGuire | A rainbow-coloured frenzy of reporting is happening all around the country with news splattered across the nation’s papers of Australia Woman’s Weekly Editor-At-Large and all round “hot lady” Deborah Hutton, in the midst of grieving for her brother who recently died unexpectedly, being yanked from her comfortable shoe-stocked cupboard and outed as She Who May Be Something More Than Roomies With Her Female Hockey Playing Associate.
A Sydney Sunday gossip item alleged Hutton had broken off a lesbian relationship with her live-in partner of seven years, gold medal-winning hockey player Danni Roche, saying the top-rating TV star had moved on to a relationship with an equally “high-profile television personality”.
But while our Sydney colleagues tell us the story has been the talk of the town, in an extraordinary move Nine and Hutton’s manager and former boyfriend, Harry M. Miller, rekindled interest yesterday by releasing a joint statement pleading for privacy.
“It is with great sadness and disappointment that such an admired person as Deborah has become the target of vicious rumour and speculation in regards to her private life,” it read.
Is the vicious part the lesbian bit, or the allegations she’s moved on quickly with another closeted famous lady? Or is it simply the timing of it all?
Personally, we think it’d be marvellous for Deborah’s fans, perhaps more conservative older folk, to realise that The Gays come in all sorts of shapes and sizes, and anyone – ANYONE – could quite literally be one! And if they can “admire” someone like Deborah Hutton and she turns out to be partial to the occasional lady-dive, then perhaps they can open their minds and begin to respect all decent people regardless of their sexual preference.
Of course, you’d think Australian Woman’s Weekly readers would be used to things not being what they initially appear to be, considering they’re only able to purchase the magazine on a monthly basis.
The big question is… who’s the equally high profile television personality they’re talking about? More » 
