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Just read on another board something that has been going through my mind also.......Clay blogged a while back with a contest to find the most outlandish story about him that we could come up with. Maybe he found a winner????

I honestly can't understand why this is being discussed when nothing has been confirmed...I am very disappointed in the the decision made by the Clayboard to make this even more public when no confirmation has been made, only news breaking from one of the most well known Tabloid site out there...I guess feeding our curiosity is better than respecting someone who we are suppose to care about...My heart is broken

Right or wrong is not the issue here. Clay would never let this leak to the media in this manner if it were true. I for one do not believe the report that Clay is the father. Talk about out of character! If anythig, I bet he is upset for Jaymes that false information is spreading around. Otherwise, he would see this as a hysterical blunder on the part of the press. Boy are they going to have egg on their faces soon.

Ok, the thing about all this that I find most questioning is why on earth did David Foster's camp release the info to TMZ that Clay was the father in the first place? What business was it of his? You would think it would be someone associated with Clay if he is indeed the father ! It all started with DF's publicist ....Why?
I know Clay owes us nothing as someone stated , but the absence of comunication from him to us feels like there is an unconectedness somehow. As J4Clay stated , this is what was so special with Clay & his fans ......the fact that we could look forward to a blog every now and then .....and NOW is a time when we could really use some words from him . I miss him and would love to hear from him ya know!

I'm not really buying it. If it's true, someone violated medical privacy laws. If it's false, then it must be an incredibly slow news day for TMZ to risk a lawsuit of that magnitude

Rumours swirl over pregnancy of B.C. music mogul David Foster's sister

Thursday, May 29, 2008

The sister of record mogul David Foster is certainly pregnant - but pop crooner Clay Aiken may or may not be the father.

Celebrity gossip website TMZ reported yesterday that Victoria resident Jaymes Foster is due in August with the former American Idol star's baby. But Foster's former sister-in-law says the rumour is "ridiculous."

"Jaymes is definitely pregnant, that much is true," said B.J. Cook, the ex-wife of David Foster. "I can guarantee that it's not Clay Aiken's baby."

Foster, 50, is a music producer who splits her time between Los Angeles and Victoria. She has worked with several artists, including Josh Groban, Michael Bublé and Aiken, 29, who is best known for placing second on American Idol in 2003.

The two met when Aiken's management company asked Foster to work on his follow-up album to 2003's Measure of a Man. Aiken told Jam! Showbiz the two "got along famously" from the beginning and called the producer "absolutely wonderful."

The two have reportedly become friends and U.S.-based TMZ says "multiple sources" have confirmed they are now having a baby.

"We're told Foster was artificially inseminated," the website wrote. "Clay is a lot more than sperm - we're told he will have an active role in raising the child."

However, controversy continues to swirl. Earlier, People.com quoted David Foster's agent, Bill Vigars, confirming the reports. Vigars has since denied making the remarks and asked People to pull the article.

Cook flatly denies the rumours. Foster is due in August, she said, but Aiken is not involved.

"She's been pregnant for a while, and kept it under wraps until we knew that everything was going to be healthy and fine," Cook said. "I'm sure she'll be interested to know people are saying its Clay's baby."

Calls to Jaymes Foster were not returned. When reached by phone, David Foster refused to comment on the rumours.

There has also been no comment from Aiken, who has been dogged by questions about his sexual orientation since becoming famous. Last month, Aiken told the television show Access Hollywood there was no need to address his questionable sexuality because people "don't want stuff like that pushed in their face."