There will be a gay kiss next season on "Morn Fay."
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- ‘MORN FAY’ ACTORS PRACTICG GAY KISS
- NO, CAM AND MCH ON ‘MORN FAY’ ARE NOT ‘THE GAY EQUIVALENT OF BLACKFACE’
‘MORN FAY’ ACTORS PRACTICG GAY KISS
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NO, CAM AND MCH ON ‘MORN FAY’ ARE NOT ‘THE GAY EQUIVALENT OF BLACKFACE’
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