14 Celebrity Parents Who Showed Nothing But Love And Support For Their LGBTQ+ Kids
introduced her child on stage using "they" pronouns, adding that "they’re my favorite duet partner of all time."Jamie has spoken at length about how her language has changed since her daughter, Ruby, came out as transgender in 2020. "You slow your speech down a little.
You become a little more mindful about what you're saying," the Halloween star told People, "But if one person reads this, sees a picture of Ruby and me and says, 'I feel free to say this is who I am,' then it's worth it."Cher has always been vocal about her love for her son, Chaz, who transitioned in 2011, but she has admitted that she struggled with accepting his identity when he first came out.
Cher described the process as "difficult," but she got over her hang ups because "you don't really lose [your child] — they just are in a different shape."When speaking to Variety about raising his daughter, Zaya, after she came out as transgender at 12 years old, Dwayne explained, "Our kids are gonna be who they are.
It’s our job to help mold them and help try to push them in the right places that they want to go." Gabrielle echoed his sentiments in the same interview saying that they always "believe them [their kids] when they tell us who they are.”The Sex and the City actor proudly celebrated her son coming out as transgender when he graduated from college in 2018. "I’m so proud of my son Samuel Joseph Mozes (called Seph)," she wrote on Instagram, "I salute him and everyone else marking today’s #TransDayofAction."After revealing her eldest child came out as transgender when she was three years old, Charlize explained her delight at having "two beautiful daughters who, just like any parent, I want to protect and I want to see thrive.”During an episode of her.
