Is Clinton from What Not to Wear married?
Damon Baylesm. 2009
Clinton Kelly/Spouse
Kelly is happily married Kelly married his partner, Damon Bayles back in 2009. The two have now been married for 11 years. Bayles is a psychologist and while Kelly is quite active on social media and in the limelight, Bayles prefers to stay out of the same. They have an adorable Jack Russell terrier, Mary.
Who was on What Not to Wear before Clinton Kelly?
Former. Season one was co-hosted by Stacy London and Wayne Scot Lukas, a celebrity stylist. In season two, he was succeeded by Clinton Kelly. In seasons one through six, Nick Arrojo was the hair stylist.
Why do Stacy and Clinton not get along?
Fans think that the block happened after Clinton mentioned Stacy in his book. “There’s a part of me that will love Stacy London forever, and a part of me that would be just fine if I never saw her again for the rest of my life,” he wrote. He also said that Stacy was often craving attention and that it “annoyed” him.
Do they really throw away the clothes on What Not to Wear?
The clothes are known to be donated, but there is no input from the contestant. Some clothes are even thrown completely away if they are too worn or used. Well, until the show is over. At that time, participants could go through the bags of clothing and take back anything they want to keep.
Whats Clinton Kelly doing now?
Kelly is currently a contributing columnist to Woman’s Day magazine offering style advice. He has published several bestselling books, including his most recent, I Hate Everyone, Except You – a humorous and candid collection of essays.
Is Clinton from What Not to Wear straight?
Clinton Kelly is an openly gay man and has been married to his husband Damon Bayles since 2009. They live together in Connecticut.
How long was what not to wear on?
10 Years
“What Not To Wear” is ending. TLC announced its long-running makeover show will end its run after 10 years in July 2013.
WHY DID What Not to Wear get Cancelled?
After the announcement came out that “What Not to Wear” had been canceled, Clinton Kelly revealed in an interview with “Today” that he felt the format was becoming tedious, especially after 10 years. “It gets to a certain point where it’s monotonous.