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Founder of world famous Gay dating site, Henry Badenhorst dies in South Africa

By Terry Paul3 min read
Updated November 14, 2017 4:10 am
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Founder of world famous Gay dating site, Henry Badenhorst dies in South Africa

Henry Badenhorst, the founder of the popular gay dating site, Gaydar has died in South Africa at the age of 51, after falling from a tower block on Saturday.

His death comes a decade after his co-founder and former partner Gary Frisch fell to his death in London.

The two created Gaydar, which became the world’s largest dating site for gay and bisexual men in 1999, when a friend said he was too busy to find a partner.

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The exact details surrounding Badenhorst’s death remain unclear but his legacy, both on and offline, within the LGBT community and outside it will forever remain indelible.

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