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- Tony Award-winning True Blood star Denis O’Hare and his designer husband Hugo Redwood are making plans to adopt their foster son, according to E! News. The couple has raised the boy, now 17 months old, since he was two weeks old.
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May 21, 2021 · Denis O'Hare has been married to interior designer Hugo Redwood for a decade already. They are currently raising a child together, but their sexual preference made adoption difficult.
Jan 22, 2015 · Hugo and Denis decided to adopt a child from foster care after an eye-opening experience in which a private adoption agency indicated that African American boys were such a hard-to-place demographic that the agency provided financial incentives to families willing to adopt them.
After adopting a child the previous year, he also became one of the first homosexual Hollywood celebrities to adopt children and make it public. O’Hare recently talked about his married life with husband Hugo Redwood and their adopted children.
Sep 25, 2012 · Tony Award-winning True Blood star Denis O’Hare and his designer husband Hugo Redwood are making plans to adopt their foster son, according to E! News. The couple has raised the boy, now 17...
Jun 23, 2015 · In the new Tylenol #HowWeFamily campaign, the actor explains why he didn't need to 'seek permission' to fall in love with Hugo Redwood and start a family.
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Oct 25, 2017 · Together for 17 years to his now-husband, Hugo Redwood, O’Hare and he have a 6-year-old son, Declan. “It took us three years to adopt him. We had another child in our care before Declan who...
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