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From dance videos to twin-related comedy to travel vlogging, the pair’s goal is to share their authentic selves with their followers and encourage others to do the same. Social media personality and content creator best recognized as one half of the group TwinSauce, alongside his twin brother. They are known for posting dance performances in various locations such as in front of buildings, theme parks, and cruises.

For some reason I totally thought he was gay. Was that a rumor or something? They're all very LGBTQ+ pro and friendly, maybe you just mixed things up? He's mentioned her before in a Lego build video. This brings the confirmed list of married oxboxtra members to three.

Mike, Jane and Luke. Who are Paul and Luke of TWiNSAUCE? Get Connected@ K Followers, 2, Following, 2, Posts - TwinSauce (@twinsauce) on Instagram: "twins - @lukeharwerth @paulharwerth Business: twinsauce@".

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They share the moment on YouTube. Brothers Aaron and Austin Rhodes posted the video to their popular YouTube channel on Wednesday to share the moving moment with their more than 70, followers. In the video, the young brothers say they want to start the new year being honest and then tell their viewers that they're gay. But the brothers admit they still have to tell one more family member before they can post the video.

The brothers then appear to call their father and tell them in real time that they're both gay. Their father's positive response is almost immediate. That will never change," he says on the phone. As the brothers are brought to tears, their father talks about becoming more accepting over time and assures them both that they're normal. At the end of the video the brothers breathe a sigh of relief. Stream on.

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