Colton Haynes on Coming Out and Struggles in Life






Colton Haynes, renowned actor best known for his roles in hit TV shows ‘Arrow’ and ‘Teen Wolf’, recently opened up on the Johnny Sibilly Q&A show called “Logo Spill,” shedding light on aspects of his love life, his passions, and the cost of coming out in Hollywood. Sibilly, offering a safe space for conversation and camaraderie, was the perfect host for the candid discussion.

Haynes, always the overachiever, amusingly professed to having 50,000 hobbies while pouring his heart out about his relationship struggles. While he has previously been open about his love life, having dated both celebrity florist Jeff Leatham and model/designer Rafael Larrinaga, it’s clear his quest for love is not yet over.

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Coming out in 2016, Haynes has been very vocal about the trials he faced as a young, gay actor in Hollywood. He revealed that early in his career, he felt immense pressure to keep his sexuality hidden, a burden which unfortunately led him down a dark path of substance misuse. The actor has been sober for many years now and uses his platform to advocate for mental health and sobriety.

Haynes also touched upon his turbulent family life growing up. Despite the challenges, it’s evident that these experiences haven’t hardened him but have shaped him into the outspoken advocate and beloved actor he is today.

The conversation between Haynes and Sibilly was both illuminating and inspiring, serving as a timely reminder that everyone, even Hollywood stars, grapple with their identities, personal relationships, and societal pressures. But it’s the survival of these struggles that makes a roaring comeback story, just like Colton Haynes’, truly inspiring.

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X Factor Champ Matt Terry Comes Out as Gay






Fans of Matt Terry have a big reason to cheer, as the star took a brave step and announced that he is gay. Bringing forth his untold story to Gay Times, the X Factor winner said he is now “taking back control” after finally revealing his sexuality.

Born in Bromley, Matt Terry shot to fame in 2016 when he won the X Factor’s 13th series. Following his public affirmation, Matt recalls his past relationship and opens up about the pressure he experienced during his X Factor tenure. According to him, he was forced to keep his relationship with a man a secret, a decision he solemnly regrets.

The 30-year-old singer’s hit debut single, ‘When Christmas Comes Around’, peaked at number three in 2016. Confiding in the Gay Times, Terry revealed how he had to ask his then-boyfriend to keep their bond hidden from public scrutiny.

Expressing remorse over his past actions, Terry directed an apology to his first love through his new track, ‘His Car’, a song he admits was challenging for him to record due to the profoundly personal narrative it brings to the fore.

As an explicit advocate for the LGBTQIA+ community, Matt is now expressing a louder voice than ever. During his X Factor journey, he had to deny a romantic relationship with co-star Freddy Parker.

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Turning our attention to his professional life, Matt underwent a transformation for a new role. Famed for his performances on cruise ships, Terry delighted his fans with his mesmerizing vocals.

Demonstrating bravery, Matt also confronted body-shaming trolls who negatively commented on his X Factor appearances. Recently, he debated why he was dropped from his record label, despite the success of his latest release, ‘Ghost Of Me’, revealing raw emotions and insights into his climb in the entertainment industry.

Embracing his true identity, Matt Terry is an inspiration for many in the LGBTQIA+ community, turning a new page in his life with pride and determination.

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