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Howard Stern Proposes to Hugh Jackman: ‘I’m Not Gay’


Hugh Jackman appeared on Howard Stern‘s radio show this week and received a NSFW proposition from the comedian!

The comments arose when Howard asked Hugh about cosmetic procedures, which Hugh denied having undergone.

“As good looking as you are, you haven’t had any facial surgeries, right? You’re not going to do it, right? Don’t f–king do it,” Howard told Hugh.

After Hugh inquired if Howard had any, the comedian jokingly replied, “Look at me. What am I going to do? How is that going to help? At my best I didn’t look as good as you.”

Later on, Howard continued to compliment Hugh‘s looks and then made an offer.

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“You’re a really good looking guy. I’m not gay and I think I’d do you. I’d give you a handjob. Not a blowjob. I’m not that gay,” Howard said.

Hugh stated that he thinks he’s a 7 out of 10.

Hugh and his new girlfriend are happily making red carpet appearances now!

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