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Josh Cavallo says talking with another gay footballer helped him come out
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In an open letter and video posted on 27 October, the Adelaide United player shared that he is gay. The midfielder said he has been “hiding who I truly am” but is “finally comfortable” to speak out about his sexuality. “There’s something personal that I need to share with everyone.
I am a footballer and I am gay,” he explained in the clip shared to the team’s social media. The 21-year-old added that he has been trying to live a “double life” but that enough is enough.
In a letter to fans, Cavallo shared that he “couldn’t be happier” to come out. “It’s been a journey to get to this point in my life, but I couldn’t be happier with my decision to come out,” he wrote. “I have been fighting my sexuality for six years now and I’m glad I can put
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