This is as about as clear as you can get in the celebrity world. So you said 'fraud' b/c it didn't really mean anything in particular and you didn't clear up what it meant at the time b/c you didn't want people to question things. Gotcha.

Kenny Chesney explains why the word "fraud" was used on the document filed by Renee Zellweger to annul their marriage and denies the gay rumors it sparked, in an interview to air Sunday on CBS' "60 Minutes."

"It's not true. Period. Maybe I should have come out and said, `No, I'm not (gay),' but I didn't want to draw any more attention to it," the 38-year-old country singer says. "... I didn't have to prove to anybody that I wasn't (gay). I didn't feel like I really did."

"We thought the least harmful (stated reason) was fraud because it (is) kind of broad ... doesn't specify," Chesney says. "And boy ... we were wrong."

"The only fraud that was committed was me thinking that I knew what it was like ... that I really understood what it was like to be married, and I really didn't," he says.

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