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Brothers Osborne‘s lead singer T.J. Osborne comes out; Confesses that he identifies as a homosexual

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Brothers Osborne‘s lead singer T.J. Osborne recently came out and revealed that he identifies as a homosexual man. The 36-year-old country singer-songwriter, who was already out to close friends and family, publically confessed about his sexuality in an interview with Time. “I’m very comfortable being gay.

I find myself being guarded for not wanting to talk about something that I personally don’t have a problem with. That feels so strange,” he told the publication. “People will ask, ‘Why does this even need to be talked about?’ and personally, I agree with that.

But for me to show up at an awards show with a man would be jaw-dropping to people. It wouldn’t be like, ‘Oh, cool!” he went on to say.

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