J.Lo & Taylor Swift’s favorite dancer Giuseppe Giofrè reveals why being gay has never been an issue for him
Nick Jonas, and Ricky Martin, among a long list of others.Born and raised in Calabria, Italy, Giofré was a featured dancer on Taylor Swift’s “1989” and “Reputation” tours and Jennifer Lopez‘s “It’s My Party” tour.
He’s also appeared in 5 of Swift’s music videos including “You Need to Calm Down” and “…Ready for It?”Most recently, the out 31-year-old danced in Lopez’s “Can’t Get Enough” video and during the promotional concert for her latest album and film This Is Me … Now.Subscribe to our newsletter for a refreshing cocktail (or mocktail) of LGBTQ+ entertainment and pop culture, served up with a side of eye-candy.The boy’s got moves!A post shared by Giuseppe Giofrè (@giuseppegiofre)A post shared by Giuseppe Giofrè (@giuseppegiofre)A post shared by Giuseppe Giofrè (@giuseppegiofre)While maintaining a base in Los Angeles, Giofré has become a big celebrity in his native Italy and currently stars as a judge on the popular acting, singing and dancing competition television series Amici.Although Giofré won the dance portion of the series as a contestant back in 2012, these days he’s reveling in owning the show’s stage with his kick-ass choreo and very enviable physique.Are you read for it?A post shared by Giuseppe Giofrè (@giuseppegiofre)Now the accomplished artist, who made his acting debut in the 2023 Amazon Prime film The Hottest Summer, is venturing out by sharing his story with the release of his new autobiography, Stidda.
Il coraggio di un sogno, which translates in English to Star: The Courage of a Dream.The book chronicles his extraordinary rise from being a young boy growing up in a small Italian village watching Britney Spears videos to enduring bullying to follow his dance dreams onto some of the biggest stages around the world.While promoting the book in Milan, Giofré discussed his queer identity and how he never really ever “came out” as he never saw being gay as an issue.A post shared by Giuseppe Giofrè (@giuseppegiofre)“I have never had the need to say:.
