The 'Glee' alum makes a subtle announcement about his sexuality as he praises Ariana's new single 'No Tears Left to Cry'.
- April 21, 2018
AceShowbiz - Kevin McHale comes out as gay with the help of Ariana Grande's song. The "Glee" alum subtly addressed his sexual orientation for the first time as he sang praise for the former Nicklelodeon star's new single "No Tears Left to Cry".
"#NoTearsLeftToCry is gayer than me and I ACCEPT. Ty @ArianaGrande," so the 29-year-old actor tweeted on Friday, April 20, after listening to Ariana's newest song which was released that day.
#NoTearsLeftToCry is gayer than me and I ACCEPT. Ty @ArianaGrande.
— Kevin McHale (@druidDUDE) April 20, 2018
He apparently enjoys the song very much as Kevin added in a follow-up tweet, "I'd like to request a remix with @JanetJackson. ty for ur time. @ArianaGrande."
I'd like to request a remix with @JanetJackson. ty for ur time. @ArianaGrande
— Kevin McHale (@druidDUDE) April 20, 2018
Kevin, who is best known for playing Artie Abrams on Ryan Murphy's FOX musical comedy-drama series "Glee", had never publicly confirmed that he is gay until now. However, fans have speculated about his love life after he started posting photos of himself with another man, whom many thought to be his boyfriend, on social media.
"#mycoachella," he simply captioned a picture of a man snuggling up to him on Saturday, April 14.
"That's such an adorable pic!" one follower commented on the photo. "I'm so very happy for you @kevinmchale and wish you both all the best and lots of happiness!"
Kevin also shared a pic of two hands in March, sparking rumors that he's in a relationship.
"Finally! I'm so happy for you both!" someone wrote on the comment section. Another supportive fan added, "Yassss Kevin!! You do you, block out the haters, live your life and love your life!!"
The 29-year-old star has also received positive comments after coming out on Twitter. "Y'all have no clue how much I am living for this coming out if that's what it is," one fan tweeted. "No heartfelt speeches, just normalcy. Isn't it refreshing?"
