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Cher Dumps Twitter After LGBT Fan Feud

Cher has made a dramatic exit to Twitter, after upsetting LGBT fans with her promotion of anti-gay marriage Pastor Joel Osteen.  Osteen – who refers to homosexuality as a sin, was praised by Cher after reading his book.

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‘I love Joel Osteen,hes example of Christian!He makes Every1 feel welcome 2 his church no matter who they R!1st book like this I ever bought’ [SIC] she said.

A follower retorted ‘Umm… not everyone. He’s pretty uncool about gays.’

Cher replied ‘But IM NOT!Proved this my WHOLE LIFE! We have a BOND!…’ [SIC].

Shortly after, Cher informed her 700,000 followers that she was leaving the site ‘ …gay pple have stayed w/me through 40 yrs when every1 else left! If i broke our bond & u hav no love 4 me anymore this is my last txt’ [SIC].

 

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