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In the prologue note to her re-recorded album "1989 (Taylor's Version)," Taylor Swift addresses rumors about her relationship with Karlie Kloss, expressing frustration with media speculation and emphasizing her friendship with women as a way to avoid sensationalization. Swift also thanks fans for recognizing her allyship and advocacy for equality in her song "Welcome to New York."
Tyler James Williams, star of "Abbott Elementary," addressed speculation about his sexuality during Pride Month, stating that he is not gay but that overanalyzing someone's behavior in an attempt to "catch" them is dangerous and contributes to anxiety for queer and questioning individuals. Williams emphasized the importance of accepting people for who they are and not reinforcing harmful archetypes. As an ally, he is committed to helping cultivate a future where everyone is accepted and given permission to be themselves.
Tyler James Williams, star of Abbott Elementary, addressed rumors about his sexuality on Instagram and warned against speculating about someone's sexual orientation. He explained that overanalyzing someone's behavior to "catch" them is dangerous and contributes to anxiety for queer and queer questioning individuals. Williams emphasized the importance of accepting individual expression and being an ally to the LGBTQ+ community. He wished everyone a happy Pride month and committed to helping cultivate a future where everyone is accepted and given permission to be themselves.
Tyler James Williams addressed rumors about his sexuality on Instagram, stating that he is not gay but urging his followers to deconstruct stereotypes forced onto both straight and gay people on representation. He wrote that the culture of trying to force someone into coming out “contributes directly to the anxiety a lot of queer and queer questioning people feel when they fear living in their truth.” Williams also expressed his commitment to assisting in creating a future where everyone is accepted and given permission to be themselves.