Evander Holyfield's Son My Dad Does Not Hate Gay People 
 
 Evander Holyfield's Son -- My Dad Does NOT Hate Gay People 
 
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 may think homosexuality is wrong ... but his son says the heavyweight boxer's got nothing but love for gays -- and even had a great relationship with a gay in-law.tells TMZ ... Evander is no bigot -- despite being bashed for expressing his opinion on homosexuality during last night's "Celebrity Big Brother" in the UK.Ewin says, "My dad is the most loving and caring person you will ever meet. He treats everyone like a human being ... even if they are homosexual."In fact, Ewin says he has a gay uncle ... and Evander treated him like a brother.Ewin adds, "My dad feels that being gay is a choice ... and naturally that's how things work. You cannot procreate and make a baby with two women, or two men. But at the same time, my dad is not going to judge someone for their sexual orientation." ||||| Just weeks after an anti-gay Duck Dynasty scandal caused a flurry of pointed reactions from both sides, boxer Evander Holyfield kickstarted his own same sex scandal on UK Celebrity Big Brother Sunday, comparing being gay to being handicapped, and saying he believes it’s a condition that can be fixed. 
 
 The incident unfolded when castmate Luisa Zissman asked Holyfield, 51, if there were gay people involved in sport of boxing, saying it’s “normal” in this day and age to be open about one’s sexual preferences. Holyfield said while he’s sure there are closeted boxers, he believes that homosexuality “ain’t normal.” 
 
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 He then launched into an extended rant about how one’s sexuality can be fixed. 
 
 “If you were born and your leg were turned this way, what would you do? You go to the doctor and get it fixed back right? All I’m trying to tell you, you know how handicapped people are born? You can’t say because they are born that way you can’t move that.” 
 
 Holyfield, who said one’s sexuality “is a choice,” subsequently spoke about his eyebrow-raising comments with the show’s producers, who told him to tone it down. 
 
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 The show later issued a statement regarding the boxer’s statements, saying, “Following Evander Holyfield’s comments about his personal views of homosexuality last night, Big Brother spoke to him in the diary room. 
 
 “Evander was told that his views weren’t shared by a large section of society and that expressing those views and the language he used could be seen as extremely offensive to many people. He was warned to think carefully about repeating them. Evander understood and accepted this. The producers of Big Brother will continue to monitor this and will take further appropriate action should a similar matter arise again.”
– The latest celebrity to make controversial comments about homosexuality: Evander Holyfield, whose remarks on the UK version of Celebrity Big Brother Sunday night are getting attention. The boxer, responding to a question from a castmate about whether gay people are involved in the sport, responded that homosexuality "ain't normal" and can, in fact, be cured, Radar reports. See, it's like being born with a disability, he explained: "If you were born and your leg were turned this way, what would you do? You go to the doctor and get it fixed back right? All I’m trying to tell you, you know how handicapped people are born? You can’t say because they are born that way you can’t move that." Producers later told Holyfield to keep views like that to himself, and the show issued a statement: "Evander was told that his views weren’t shared by a large section of society and that expressing those views and the language he used could be seen as extremely offensive to many people. He was warned to think carefully about repeating them. Evander understood and accepted this." Holyfield's son explains his dad's position to TMZ: "My dad feels that being gay is a choice ... and naturally that's how things work. You cannot procreate and make a baby with two women, or two men. But at the same time, my dad is not going to judge someone for their sexual orientation."