"We're All Born Bisexual": Megan Fox, Lady Gaga & 8 More Stars Shatter The Lies About Bisexuality
From brave comings-out to defiant truths, these 10 celebrities shattered stereotypes—but wait until you read #1's powerful story of self-discovery.
10.Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga spoke at WorldPride about being attracted to women and feeling excluded from the LGBTQ+ community by some. She vowed never to degrade the community's enduring fight.
9.Stephanie Beatriz
Stephanie Beatriz initially hid her bisexuality over career concerns but now embraces it fully. She wants to be open about who she is, even while married to a man.
8.Ronen Rubinstein
Ronen Rubinstein came out as bisexual to support queer youth. He hopes his story helps others feel less alone.
7.Evan Rachel Wood
Evan Rachel Wood has always been open about her sexuality despite backlash. She aims to inspire young people to accept themselves.
6.Alia Shawkat
Alia Shawkat recognized her bisexuality from a young age. She believes balancing male and female energies has helped her grow as an actor.
5.Billie Joe Armstrong
Billie Joe Armstrong believes people are born bisexual but are steered away by society. He sees bisexuality as a beautiful thing.
François Arnaud discussed the stigma bisexual men face, such as being seen as indecisive. He warned that silence only reinforces harmful stereotypes.
Tyler Blackburn came out as queer and identified as bisexual since his teens. He didn’t fully explore his bisexuality emotionally until his late twenties.
Megan Fox stated that all humans can be attracted to both sexes and could see herself with a woman. She believes people are born bisexual but influenced by society.
1.Lili Reinhart
Lili Reinhart knew she was attracted to women from a young age but feared public scrutiny. Her bisexuality has always been known to close friends.
Their stories are a powerful reminder that visibility matters. By sharing their truths, these 16 icons haven't just claimed their own identities—they've lit the way for others to do the same.
10.Lady Gaga
Lady Gaga spoke at WorldPride about being attracted to women and feeling excluded from the LGBTQ+ community by some. She vowed never to degrade the community's enduring fight.
9.Stephanie Beatriz
Stephanie Beatriz initially hid her bisexuality over career concerns but now embraces it fully. She wants to be open about who she is, even while married to a man.
8.Ronen Rubinstein
Ronen Rubinstein came out as bisexual to support queer youth. He hopes his story helps others feel less alone.
7.Evan Rachel Wood
Evan Rachel Wood has always been open about her sexuality despite backlash. She aims to inspire young people to accept themselves.
6.Alia Shawkat
Alia Shawkat recognized her bisexuality from a young age. She believes balancing male and female energies has helped her grow as an actor.
5.Billie Joe Armstrong
Billie Joe Armstrong believes people are born bisexual but are steered away by society. He sees bisexuality as a beautiful thing.
4.François Arnaud
François Arnaud discussed the stigma bisexual men face, such as being seen as indecisive. He warned that silence only reinforces harmful stereotypes.
3.Tyler Blackburn
Tyler Blackburn came out as queer and identified as bisexual since his teens. He didn’t fully explore his bisexuality emotionally until his late twenties.
2.Megan Fox
Megan Fox stated that all humans can be attracted to both sexes and could see herself with a woman. She believes people are born bisexual but influenced by society.
1.Lili Reinhart
Lili Reinhart knew she was attracted to women from a young age but feared public scrutiny. Her bisexuality has always been known to close friends.
Their stories are a powerful reminder that visibility matters. By sharing their truths, these 16 icons haven't just claimed their own identities—they've lit the way for others to do the same.