Taylor Dayne Talks Friendship With RuPaul & Her Love For The Gays
The LGBTQ+ ally is celebrating a big milestone for her iconic song "Tell It to My Heart."
September 29 2023 8:53 PM
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The LGBTQ+ ally is celebrating a big milestone for her iconic song "Tell It to My Heart."
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