Actress Chloe Grace Moretz has publicly come out as gay while supporting presidential candidate Kamala Harris. (Pascal Le Segretin/Getty)
Actress Chloe Grace Moretz came out as gay while supporting presidential candidate Kamala Harris.
The 27-year-old Hollywood star is best known for her roles in movies. kick ass and carryshe casually acknowledged her sexuality when she revealed she was already voting for Harris ahead of Election Day on Tuesday (November 5).
Moretz shared a photo on Instagram of a sticker that read “I voted early,” and explained why Harris would “defend” gay rights if a Democratic candidate becomes president.
“I voted early and voted for Kamala Harris,” Moretz shared with her 24 million followers. “There is a lot at stake in this election. I believe that the government has no right to my body as a woman and that decisions about my body should be made only by myself and my doctor. Masu.
“Kamala Harris will protect that.”
The screen star, who has publicly acknowledged her sexuality, said: “As a gay woman, I believe in the need for legal protections for the LGBTQ+ community. and make sure they get the care they deserve.”
Moretz, who has previously described himself as a “defender and ally” of the LGBT+ community, has two gay brothers, Trevor and Colin, and starred in a gay conversion therapy drama in 2018. . Cameron Post’s MiseducationBased on the 2012 novel by Emily M. Danforth.
In a BBC interview At the time, Moretz recalled how she and her siblings grew up. “A very Christian Baptist town” in Rome, Georgia.
“So when my brothers came out with this song, the community felt pretty uncomfortable,” she explained. “We were so lucky to have an incredibly progressive mother, but despite that, they dealt with a lot of self-loathing when they came out.
“And they tried to ‘pray for no gays’ on their own before coming out to their families, which is common in the communities we grew up in. I realized that at the time. I didn’t.”
Kamala Harris and her Republican rival Donald Trump are making their final campaign appearances in key battleground states before voting closes in the US presidential race on Tuesday.
Meanwhile, a new survey shows LGBTQ+ voters in four states could play a key role in determining which candidate will occupy the Oval Office in January 2025.
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