Is raven symone gay

IE 11 is not supported. So proud of you. Follow today. For an optimal experience visit our site on another browser. When the star met her now-wife years later at a karaoke night, the pair instantly clicked. Chrissy Callahan is a writer for Today. The actor credits her "Sister Act" co-star Demond Green with encouraging her to share her story.

Dashboard My Saved Newsletters Profile. Raven-Symoné' broke into acting in "The Cosby Show," then became justfor gays Disney Channel star on "That's So Raven." Here's what you need to know about her sexuality.

Today Logo. When Green told the actor that he had watched her grow up onscreen, the conversation turned to the topic of role models and the fact that there weren't many openly gay role models in pop culture at the time.

But she always makes sure to credit Green for his assistance. Getty Images, stevemartinreally via Instagram. And so all of those moments just did not lead up to a safe environment for me to come out. Raven-Symoné wasn't ready to come out as gay until a co-star gave her the push she needed to muster up the courage.

Fast-forward to Aug. Yay government! Raven-Symoné wasn't too keen on producers at the Disney Channel suggesting that her character on "Raven's Home" be gay. Share this —. Once she went inside to meet her then-girlfriend, AzMarie Livingston, her phone started blowing up.

Even though she was never in the industry in front of the camera she's been in the industry behind the scenes her whole entire life as well, since she was like 3," she said. The year-old looks back on her journey to being openly gay in a new.

But Green inspired her to be a source of inspiration for her followers and said she could make a difference if she was truthful about her sexuality. Skip to Content. Disney Channel star Raven-Symoné has opened up about the beautiful way she celebrates her gay pride every day with wife Miranda.

The actor got lots of positive feedback from her fans, with many of them thanking her for her honesty. Actress Raven-Symone eschews labels like gay and African-American The former "Cosby Show" star said she's just a "human who loves humans" She also sees herself as just an American, "a colorless.