Coming out can be scary. For many people in the LGBTQ+ community, maintaining support
Coming out can be scary. For many people in the LGBTQ+ community, maintaining the support of loved ones is a very valid fear. As does discrimination, bias, bigotry and ever-changing state laws, which come complete with very real, life-altering consequences for people in the LGBTQ+ community. Praise be to God, representation and well-known allies are increasing, and so, our beloved ones I did well The network is leading the charge.
Over the years, we’ve seen many bravolebrists stand up in support, rallying for their marginalized friends. Their voices are now helping to bring about change, which excites this tired Florida-based writer to no end. Now, I would like to offer my love to these loyal allies in return, by letting everyone know that they are icons, legends, and moments. Without any further ado, let’s now celebrate Bravo’s LGBTQ+ allies, who we all support here at Reality Tea.
Meredith Marks
When Meredith Marks isn’t getting drunk and telling people they can leave on Real Housewives of Salt Lake City, she’s standing up for LGBTQ+ support Community. As for her commendable efforts, she is a strong advocate for GLAAD. At home, she organizes fundraising campaigns and private collaborations to help support this organization. Some of these incidents occurred in her own storefront.
This is an important topic for Meredith, as her child, Brooks Marks, is a member of the LGBTQ+ community Community. Time after time, we’ve seen Meredith support her child on RHOSLC. On Bravo, you easily engage in open conversations centered around breaking up and finding the right dialogue.
“My personal belief is that equality means you never have to go out. For me, when we can stop labeling people, then we’ll have equality on every level,” Meredith said during an interview with GLAAD. “Say no more, Meredith, because you’ve succeeded.” In that, we are grateful for your voice.
Heather Jay
Heather Jay stars alongside Meredith. Just like her colleague, she is also a strong ally to those who identify as LGBTQ+. Online, Heather often shares many “receipts and proofs[s]And the timelines and screenshots to back it up. Here, her pride truly shines everywhere, from the designs on her clothes, to the photos she took of gay pride flags, which she posted on National Voter Registration Day.
During an interview with Page Six, Heather also revealed that she’s “been praying her whole life to become a gay icon. If the gays take me, I’ll wear a badge of honor. Heather You may be a bad Mormont, but you’ll always be a great ally.”
Lisa Vanderpump
Lisa Vanderpump is a well-known ally of the LGBTQ+ community. On Vanderpump Rules, its staff was always encouraged to go all out with their outfits and emotions at the Gay Pride Parade in Los Angeles. Speaking to Pride Today, LVP shared that during Pride Month, all of its restaurants will be decorated with rainbows and, in fact, they will be “popping out of every window.”
When asked why she loves gay people so much, and why they’re equally obsessed with her, the Real Housewives alum laughed. “I’ve always been very vocal about my support over many years, and sometimes, that’s not always popular. “But I’ve never understood how people come to the view that it’s their business to decide who other people should sleep with,” she replied.
Happy Pride Month, LVP. Thank you for being a friend.
Ariana Madix
Ariana Madix is a strong supporter and member of the LGBTQ+ community. On VPR, she openly discussed her bisexuality, giving a much-needed form of representation to viewers at home. In an interview with Bravo, she shared more about what it means to be an ally to her community.
“Okay number one, that means everything. “The LGBTQ people in my life are the most important people to me, and every time I meet LGBTQ youth, they are at a disadvantage in our community, and it’s not fair, and we need more allies.” ,” the Pump Rules star confirmed.
You are an ally, Queen Ariana, and we will also support you for life.
Sutton Strack
Sutton Stracke gives me so much life on Real Housewives of Beverly Hills. One of the things I love most about her is that she’s insanely rich, but even so, her personal outfits on RHOBH include things like jackets with big pictures of cats. Basically, I’m a forever bitch, because on top of her faults, she’s also a known ally.
Speaking of her clothes, her West Hollywood store has expanded to the non-binary market, so she’s not only friendly, but she’s also helping the LGBTQ+ community meet a much-needed need. Thank you, Sutton, for all your life-giving ways.
Heather Dubrow
Heather Dubrow joined the cast of The Real Housewives of Orange County in 2012, where we met her four children. Three have since come forward, identifying as LGBTQ+. Fortunately for them, Heather is in their corner. She’s also there for those living in less supportive homes, frequently using her platform to speak out on various LGBTQ+ topics.
Speaking with Family Equality, Heather stressed that for those who don’t understand her children or their decisions, well, “fuck them.” Regarding the bills currently being passed, targeting LGBTQ+ youth, the RHOC star also noted that most “people don’t really know what’s going on.” But, in Season 18 of her series, she hopes to shed more light on these matters. Well done, Heather, because your ally is life.
Bravo gets it
To be clear, many Bravo stars have spoken out in support of the LGBTQ+ community. We hope everyone keeps talking. Because our young people deserve to feel represented, safe and loved.
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