These personalities from the world of entertainment, fashion, and politics were not afraid to come out and say that they are proud members of the LGBTQIA+ community.
Former Sugarpop Kids member Renzo Almario admitted that he is gay and even introduced his boyfriend while on stage in a singing competition.
Jake Zyrus, formerly Charice Pempengco, was first seen on YouTube for his amazing vocal prowess. When American host Ellen DeGeneres saw his videos online, he was invited to the show and became an instant hit. Since then, he has been making rounds in the international TV scene, guesting on 'The Oprah Winfrey Show,' 'Glee,' and 'The Paul O'Grady Show' in London. He became controversial back in 2013 when he openly admitted that he was gay.
Joey Mead's spouse Ian King came out as a transwoman in 2016 and now goes by the name Angie.
Comedian Arnell has been married to a woman once and was engaged to a man. He is also a proud father to Sofia.
After joining 'Eat Bulaga's Little Miss Philippines in 1987, Ice Seguerra became a phenomenal child star during the 1980's to early '90s. He went on a hiatus for a couple of years and surprised everyone by returning as an openly gay singer and songwriter. His hit song "Pagdating Ng Panahon" stamped his place in the music industry. Today, Ice is happily married to theater actress Liza Diño.
Former 'TV Idol Ur D Man' finalist Mark Cortez finally admitted that he's gay during an interview in October 2007.
The YouTube content creator came out via Instagram in April 2019. Then, he and his boyfriend, talent manager RJ Garcia, appeared on a vlog to answer burning questions from their family, friends, and followers. On his post, Mikey wrote, “It's 2019 (as my dad put it when I came out to him a few weeks ago), and a great time to be alive LGBT.”