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The rumor is “ Is Quinn Tivey Gay?” as the fans and well-wishers of him suspected his sexuality. However, Quinn has not reacted or said anything regarding this topic.

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Here, meet Liza Todd’s son, Quinn Tivey, who is also in the entertainment industry like his grandma, and get to know more about him. The lover of arts and animals, Liza Todd, tied her marital knot with the teacher and artist Hap Tivey in Together, Liza and Hap welcomed their first child, a son, Quinn Tivey, in There might be a chance that he is gay, as there are many rumours about him all over the internet as he is still single at the age of Quinn has got a pair of beautiful violet eyes just like his grandmother Elizabeth and had a first class Physic.

Here’s everything to know about Elizabeth Taylor's 10 grandchildren: Laela, Naomi, Tarquin, Caleb, Andrew and Lowell Wilding, Quinn and Rhys Tivey, Eliza Carson and Richard McKeown. While Quinn Tivey has chosen to shroud his personal life in a veil of discretion, indications point towards a different narrative. Multiple online sources suggest that Quinn identifies as straight, with his romantic affiliations remaining veiled from public scrutiny.

There are bad romances, and there's the kind that Rufus Wainwright had during the making of his latest album, "Out of the Game," out May 1. The troubadour got smitten with super-producer Mark Ronson, who added a pop bend to Wainwright's classical leanings. Love at first sight? Just about. In our interview, Wainwright talked about those comments, the eyes that comforted him during his mother's death and the evolution of his gayness.

How did this "love affair" between you and Mark Ronson begin? I had heard of the legend of Mark Ronson for many years. In fact, we had done shows together in the past, but because he's a DJ he was always on much later than I was — so we never really crossed paths. Then, word got out that I wanted to work with him and word got out that he wanted to work with me, and we were both very excited. Is there a sex tape? There's not a sex tape.

There's an audio sex tape that we will make at some point and get to you. Your classical and theatrical sensibilities are still present on the album, but what was it like to meet Mark, because of his pop leanings, in the middle? As much as he's involved and immersed and knowledgeable of the pop world, for really over most of the 20th century, I am, by the same token, involved in opera and classical music. We could both appreciate each other's dedication to our respective musical genres, and that kind of ignited this exchange between us.

I didn't feel like I had to relate to what he was telling me and he didn't feel the same with me, either; we just had to enjoy what we had to give, and there was no pressure in that respect. Does songwriting come easier to you now than it did at the beginning of your career? It doesn't seem to have abated much over the years. I don't know if that's a personal decision or kind of a natural function.

I mean, I do seem to hurl myself into these situations where I have to write songs or I have to learn new material or come up with something, so physically, it's a job that has to get done. But it always gets done somehow. I don't want to get too descriptive of it, because then it might disappear. During "Sometimes You Need," you refer to the effect of movie stars on our lives, on your life. Who did you have in mind?

I'm being very specific, actually. There's a friend of mine, Quinn Tivey, and he's Elizabeth Taylor's grandson. I had just met him, and he's a lovely guy and he has his grandmother's eyes — those amazing violet, Black Irish eyes, or at least they look Black Irish to me. What's the last movie that changed your life? I was a big fan of "Melancholia. I really got it. You know, I didn't necessarily get Lars von Trier's last movie — the one with the bloody penis in it 's "Antichrist".

Tell me about the track "Montauk.