‘Young Sheldon’ Star Raegan Revord Comes Out as Nonbinary

17 years old Young Sheldon The star recently opened about their favourite pronouns and debut novels.

Raegan Revord recently said Entertainment of the night Share that they use their/their pronouns and feel like someone else can respect them.

“Whenever I grow up and see someone who comes up as celebrities or non-binary or queer, I say, ‘Oh, this is so cool, I’m watching you inside,” Rebode said. “And now it’s so crazy to have that experience where I’m that person now and there might be a child in a place like, ‘Oh, my God, I see myself in you.’ ”

Fans first noticed earlier this year that Revord had renewed his pronouns on social media, sparking speculation. Now the actor has confirmed it in person.

From sitcom stars to authors

After playing Missy Cooper Big Bang Theory Space has shifted gears for the past eight years. Their first book, Fake Girlfriend Ruleswill be knocked over the shelf on September 2nd.

The story focuses on rom-com engrossing Avery Blackwell, who drops plans to attend Columbia and instead travels to his late mother’s alma mater in Brighton, England. There she begins hunting the scavengers left behind by her mom. However, when her journey begins, she meets a local Charlie, looking for an excuse to jeal her ex-girlfriend. The two agree to help each other, and the rest is history.

Revord said that telling these stories was deeply important to them, and that even just a decade ago there was clearly a lack of an LGBTQIA+ perspective. “It’s odd to say ‘growth’ because I’m 17, but even in 2014, when I was reading my horizons and broadening my lines of view, reading stories, watching TV and more, there wasn’t much of a strange expression. ”

It all started with the Big Bang

But don’t worry, you’ve never seen the last Missy Cooper. The young actor reportedly wrapped up filming season 2 Georgie and Mandy’s first marriageto the spinoff series Young Sheldon Sheld in the spotlight on Sheldon’s older brother, Georgie Cooper (Montana Jordan) and his wife, Mandy McAllister (Emily Osment). The new season will premiere on CBS on October 16th.

Their milestone moments appear, and during the release of their bizarre ROM-COM novels, Revord is firmly in the spotlight on his own terms. I can’t wait to see what they’re doing next!