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SATC Star Willie Garson Adopted a Son
Willie Garson, of Sex and the City, fame is now going to have some extra baggage when he arrives in New York for the filming of SATC 2. When he arrives in New York his new son Nathan will be with him.
Congratulations are in order though, because he adopted a son earlier this year. When he arrives in New York His son Nathan will be with him.
The adoption was finalized recently, but Nathan moved in him with him at the beginning of the year. Willie said, “He moved in with me in February. He’s going into third grade, plays baseball, goes to karate and has a posse of pals.”
In an interview with TVGuideMAgazine.com he explained where he first met Nathan. He found Nathan at an adoption fair.
He said, “They’re held in secret locations. It’s like a pet fair — as horrifying as you can imagine. It was really hard. The 16-year-old fat ugly kid, who has probably been to thirty of these, knows he’s not going to get adopted. Like everything else, cute wins. I couldn’t believe my kid was actually available for adoption. He’s so cute and sweet. ”
He also said that he would never prevent Nathan’s biological mother from seeing him.
Congrats, Willie and Nathan. We’re very happy you found each other.
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