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Insanity Developer Shaun T Marries Longtime Boyfriend Scott Blokker [Photos]

Posted by: B. Scott October 14, 2012 16 Comments

We just had to post this!

Shaun T, the developer of the hugely successful Insanity fitness program, married his longtime boyfriend Scott Blokker Saturday. Shaun Thompson (Shaun T) confirmed the news via Twitter after he retweeted his friend Alex Coloreo’s message regarding the pair’s nuptials.

 

 

Congratulations to the oh so handsome couple!

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  • http://www.facebook.com/MzMamita Tee Mamita Wright

    Congrats!! We know what couple has the best bodies now dont we!!! <3

    • skippy

      I guess he found out what “he’s looking for in a woman”. LOL!!

      http://www.cosmopolitan.com/sex-love/bachelors/washington-bachelors#slide-7

      • http://www.facebook.com/people/Bill-Jones/1145232206 Bill Jones

        It’s kind of sad that heterosexuals have so beaten down their gay children that they’d feel they can’t be honest about who they are.

        I knew you’d agree.

  • crazygemini12

    Yay, Shaun T!

  • Nikki1908

    That in too much fineness in one marriage. Congrats to you both.

    • http://twitter.com/CatKiDi Catherine King

      That’s a hot couple!!

  • Newton

    Just another black gay guy with a white dude is all it is. The image is far too common to celebrate as it has done nothing but encourage the widespread perception that ALL black gay men hate being romantically involved with one another. Not true, but it is a view and image largely enbrace within the gay community and causing black gay men to be viewed as hating their “blackness” that in turn leads them to seek out white partners to build relationships with. Seeing two black men perceived as loving one another is surprisingly revolutionary, especially among many within the black community; the image counts for everything important in challenging their prejudices against same-sex loving male couples.

  • khavari82@yahoo.com

    Not discriminating at all, and I believe you can always love who you want to whether gay, straight, color has no meaning but I have to agree with Newton, Wats up with dating another Brotha Shaun????

  • http://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=800846161 Noisey Noi

    I have to “piggy-back” off some of the post about race. But it annoys me to no ends. I will say this: Before you came out and before those in your life tainted themselves with misconceptions; we were all raised to love. Not taught to love based on someones race, physical abilities, or sex. So for a message from my parents… “We thought for a while we did something wrong, but then we realized, we must have done something right. You love with your heart not with your eyes.”

    • Isaiah

      I hate to say this, but you seem a bit naive. You make it seem like all of this “lovey-dovey” between people of different races in the gay community is commonplace, as if it’s the norm. And also, that the posts about race are simply unnecessary and don’t belong there. You must not be aware of, for instance, the blatant and rampant racism that exists towards Black peoples (and other peoples of color) within the gay community. This anti-Black racism is often perpetuated by idiotic Blacks themselves who will chase after someone of any race but their own. The same can be said for other people of color. I don’t see it happening much with Whites, however. I’m sure that the vast majority of us were taught to love blindly. But the gay community opened up the eyes of many of its members. Black gay men have to deal with seeing their own, in real life and in the media, constantly, with someone of another race, when, in the gay community, Black gay men are the least desired and the least considered for dating and/or sexual partners. They hardly ever see Black gay men loving each other, but it’s much harder for them to get a date with Whites, Latinos and Asians. So, is that okay? Obviously, as those who don’t have to deal with it never touch up on it. But then many of you feel the need to protest when a Black gay man voices their disgust at seeing yet again, another successful Black man choosing not to be with their own? That’s what it to seems like.

      Let me say this, however: I do believe that love comes in all colors and combinations of them. I think true, and I must emphasize the word true, love between people of different races is simply beautiful and I support it. I congratulate Shaun and hope he’s genuinely happy. His new husband’s actually kinda cute.

    • Jaine

      No, they STILL probably think that they did something wrong but they aren’t going to tell YOU that because that would drive you away and they still love you as a person and are not willing to walk away from their son or all of their hard work.

      You have to understand that NO parent wants their children to come out gay because being gay is a direct contradiction to nature – it stops the NATURAL cycle of procreation through NATURAL MEANS (you can get mad about this but you can’t deny it). At the same time, most people with common sense know that this couldn’t possibly be your fault and has to be a natural feeling as as no one would want to be so different from everyone else and these feelings show up despite social norms. So the people (including your parents) who see this happening, know that 1) It’s not your fault, it’s probably a genetic issue that they couldn’t detect and therefore you cannot be blamed and 2) they may feel that they’ve done something wrong but in the end it was probably a genetic malfunction on their part (hence why they blamed themselves at first) but there’s nothing they can or could have done about it.

      The only thing they can do is mourn the loss of having natural grandchildren and celebrate the fact that you’re still here.

      It’s difficult for everybody.

      • ImArii

        You do know that most gay men are, in fact, still men and can procreate? We still have the equipment and can still make that happen. People do it everyday.

  • Xfinity on Demand

    I am hardly surprised that his spouse is white. This is common in the gay community. Also, he is a “mixed” guy. When most white/latins talk about hot black guys, they are really referring to mixed guys. I have less concern about Shaun (a mixed guy) dating whites as I do with black guys dating whites. The gay community hates unmixed black men, and unmixed black men hate other black men even more. It’s extremely hard to be a gay black man. And, it takes a heavy toll on the mental health of black gay men. Those are the simple facts.

  • gingerthree

    PHICK- look sista! . . . ELTAN DO IT ! . . . NEAL DO IT ! . . . ELYNN DO IT ! . . . AND THEY DO IT ! . . . I AM SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO TAIL-RISING-’CITED!

    MEOW- OMH! ( i.e. ‘OH-MY-HUMANS’ ) . . . There is hope for us PETS to marry our MASTER! . . . MY PUSSYCAT INSTINCTS CAN’T WAIT FOR THE SUPREME COURT DECISION -FOR MARRIAGE EQUALITY ! !

    PHICK- THIS WILL BE. . . AND IS GOING TO BE. . . ‘HYSTERICAL’ IN THE MAKING !

  • Jaine

    You could tell he was gay just by his mannerisms but *shrug* looks like us women lot another one! :-( I know it’s not any guy’s fault that he’s gay. I’m almot sure that this is a genetic issue that was caused in the womb and that’s why it feels natural – so again, not their fault. It’s just that if we don’t recognize that this is a problem, we’re all going to be in trouble soon. :-(

  • Jaine

    You could tell he was gay just by his mannerisms but *shrug* it looks like us
    women have lost another one! :-(

    I know it’s not any guy’s fault that they’re gay. I’m almost sure that this is a genetic issue that was caused either in the womb or during gestation and that’s why it feels natural – so again, not their fault. It’s just that if we don’t recognize that this is a problem, we’re all going
    to be in trouble soon. :-(

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