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‘Brady Bunch’ star Susan Olsen apologizes to LGBT community
the former child actresses says her firing was about being a Trump supporter

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“Brady Bunch’ star Susan Olsen has apologized to the LGBT community after losing her position as co-host on an L.A. radio talk show for calling out actor Leon Acord-Whiting a gay slur in a private Facebook message.
Acord-Whiting was a guest on Olsen’s radio show “Two Chicks Talkin’ Politics,” and posted on Facebook that after the two had a disagreement about issues on the show she sent him a private message on Facebook calling him a “faggot.” In the post, Acord-Whiting called Olsen a “Trump fanatic” and that it was “wildly irresponsible” for L.A. Talk Radio to have her as co-host.
Olsen was removed from her unpaid position on the show but Olsen claims the reason was because she is a Donald Trump supporter and not because of her anti-gay comments.
Olsen is best known for her role as Cindy Brady, the youngest Brady sister on hit sitcom “The Brady Brunch.”
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