Demi Lovato agreed to an interview in which she discussed her life after coming out as gender nonbinary and the factors that influenced her decision.
The singer, songwriter, actor, and activist came out as nonbinary in May.
Demi said she came out as nonbinary in an interview with TODAY’s Hoda Kotb that aired Thursday, September 30, because she is equally masculine and feminine, and her feminine and masculine energy are equal.
She admitted that she still gets confused and finds herself saying things like, “I can’t wait to be an aunt,” before correcting herself.
She went on to say that because she is nonbinary, she will most likely call herself “Uncle,” a combination of aunty and uncle.
“I’m very fluid, so I date men and women,” she says of the gender she’s attracted to.
“But I identify as pansexual, which means I’m attracted to people regardless of their sexual orientation.” If you’re nonbinary, if you’re a straight man, or if you’re fluid, I don’t hold back from sharing my love with anyone.”
