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Zach Top Refuses to Deny That He’s Alan Jackson’s Son

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Zach Top Refuses to Deny That He’s Alan Jackson’s Son

The Internet is convinced that Zach Top is actually Alan Jackson’s illegitimate child.  And there’s no truth to this whatsoever, but their mustaches definitely seem related.

(Here’s the pic where they look like twins.)

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And now Zach has finally chimed in about the situation.  He was talking to the Rob and Holly Show, and they asked him if Alan Jackson was his dad.  Here’s what he said, “I’ve been trying to figure out what the answer is.  My parents won’t answer me straight.”

And then Zach said, “I think the only way I’m gonna get a straight answer is in Fort Worth when I finally meet him in a few weeks . . . Just gonna go up and say, ‘Hi Daddy, I missed you.’  And we’ll see how he reacts, and I’ll know whether it’s true or not.”

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