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, and explained, «I don't want to feel like I have to think about it anymore.»«I don’t want to feel like I have to lie about who I am seeing, or why I am living with someone else,» Maxen shared. «I want to be vocal in support of people living how they want to live, but I also want to just live and not feel fear about how people will react.»Maxen explained that he came forward with the support of his personal network of friends and family, and his boyfriend of two years, Nick.He also said that it «wasn't until recently» that he came to truly realize that he has «the right and responsibility to love and be loved.»«Maybe sharing this will hopefully give someone else the strength to accept their own life and take control of their own story,» Maxen shared with the outlet.A post shared by Kevin Maxen (@kmax3824)Jaguars owner Shad Khan — who has been very vocal in the past regarding his support for anti-discrimination legislation — praised Maxen in a statement to ESPN on Thursday.«Kevin is a Jacksonville Jaguar through and through, and a key member of our football team and community,» he shared.

A post shared by Justine Simone Lindsay (@jus_lindsay_)A post shared by Justine Simone Lindsay (@jus_lindsay_)However, on Monday, after published an article on Lindsay, she took to Instagram again to address transphobic hate she has received. «Thank you to all my haters who think I'm bringing the organization down, clearly I don't,» she said. «The Carolina Panthers organization is an excellent one, one that supports all people white, black, yellow trans, straight etc.

Hayley Kiyoko put a queer spin on reality dating shows in the new music video for her song, «For the Girls,» which features  alum Becca Tilley.ET was behind-the-scenes of the music video and got the inside scoop from Kiyoko herself. While the music video and song are upbeat and fun, Kiyoko's reasoning behind making it was a bit more deep.«Not to get too deep, but with so many anti LGBTQ+ bills being passed right now, it's very challenging to feel hopeful for our community,» the singer explained.

Jojo Siwa is no longer dancing alone! During an interview on the podcast, the 19-year-old s alum revealed that she is happy and in a new relationship. “I’m double,” she joked with host Rachel Ballinger when asked if she was single. Siwa explained that she almost made the announcement via her Instagram bio after being inspired by the trend of adding the locked emoji to your bio if you were taken and adding the unlocked emoji if you were single.  “I was actually just going to erase my whole bio and just put the lock,” she said about making the reveal. Ballinger celebrated the news by yelling, “She’s exclusive!" “She’s exclusive, ladies and gentleman,” Siwa exclaimed.

Raven-Symone and the cast of Disney Channel's  walked off the show’s set, in protest of the «Don’t Say Gay» bill. On Tuesday, the 36-year-old actress shared a video on her Instagram of her and the series’ cast, including Isaac Ryan Brown, Rondell Sheridan, Mykal-Michelle Harris, Emmy Lui-Wang and Felix Avitia, leaving the set. “In support of our LGBTQ+ family and all of those who will be damaged by the 'don’t say gay bill' we the cast of are walking out,” she wrote next to the video.

heartwarming coming out video.An ambitious endeavor made all the more impressive given the way it was promoted and released amid a global pandemic, was the product of an assured artist pushing himself and reminding us why he’ll be here for many more decades to come.