Magic Johnson says he'll always 'support, guide, and love' his gay son in moving birthday post
Magic Johnson didn't always support his son EJ, but now the former basketball player is his "biggest fan."
June 6, 2024
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Magic Johnson didn't always support his son EJ, but now the former basketball player is his "biggest fan."
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