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Crush came out as [[gay]] in an interview with ''[[Gay Times]]'' in 2004.<ref name="liberace">Bill Buckley, "At Home with Bobby Crush" ''Gay Times''</ref> | Crush came out as [[gay]] in an interview with ''[[Gay Times]]'' in 2004.<ref name="liberace">Bill Buckley, "At Home with Bobby Crush" ''Gay Times''</ref> | ||
He now lives in Central London, having been raised in East London. He is currently preparing his autobiography, with the aim to publish it in 2023 to coincide with his 50 years in showbiz anniversary. | He now lives in Central London, having been raised in East London. He is currently preparing his autobiography, with the aim to publish it in 2023 to coincide with his 50 years in showbiz anniversary <ref> https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_Crush#cite_note-6 </ref>. | ||
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Latest revision as of 13:06, 10 July 2026
Bobby Crush (Robert Nicholas Crush, born 1954) is a pianist, songwriter, actor and television presenter.
Crush came out as gay in an interview with Gay Times in 2004.[1]
He now lives in Central London, having been raised in East London. He is currently preparing his autobiography, with the aim to publish it in 2023 to coincide with his 50 years in showbiz anniversary [2].
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References
- ↑ Bill Buckley, "At Home with Bobby Crush" Gay Times
- ↑ https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Bobby_Crush#cite_note-6