Adam Lambert is reflecting on the homophobia he experienced during his early days on ABC. The American Idol alum appeared at the Sundance Film Festival Saturday in Park City, Utah, where he accepted an award at The Creative Coalition’s annual Spotlight Initiative Awards Gala Dinner with Entertainment Weekly.
During his acceptance speech, the 40-year-old took back at his journey to stardom through the singing competition show, which he never believed he had a serious shot at making it on: Following the season’s wrap, public speculation only grew regarding Lambert’s sexuality.
He explained: He added of his “very interesting journey” through the entertainment industry following his run on the series: Related: American Idol Alum C.J.
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