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If you had a guess on one celebrity who would get HIV

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Does he have a right to privacy?

Should he have paid people off to maintain privacy?

Were you surprised?

 

Thoughts?

Sad for him but hardly a surprise.

 

To be honest, it's hard to feel sorry for him. It's not 1980 when people didn't know how it was transmitted.

If he has a planned TV appearance I'm not sure why it would be private. They are obviously letting the news out to promote the show.

With his kinda money it won't affect him much if he takes his meds.

Magic ain't dead, Charlie will be fine.

Magic ain't dead' date=' Charlie will be fine.[/quote']

 

Pretty sure Magic took much better care of himself. :lol2:

I wonder if it works different in Tiger Blood?

Sounds like me might be saying that he's currently HIV free. However, that would make his status known to the public.

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