Recently, on an Instagram live broadcast, 38-year-old Japanese-American actress Hikaru Utada announced that she was a non-binary person and congratulated her "Happy Pride Month".
Hikaru Utada describes himself as a non-binary gender person who does not apply to the gender framework of "male" and "female". "I'm tired of people asking me if I'm 'Missor Missus' or choosing 'Miss/Mrs/Ms' in my daily routine," she says. She then checked and found that 'Mx.' (pronounced 'mix') had been proposed, hoping that it would be more widely used and that she wanted to use "Mx" to represent herself.
At the age of 19, Hikaru Utada married director Kazuaki Kiritani, who was 15 years older than herself, and the two divorced after four and a half years together, and in 2009 she fell in love with a painter who was 8 years older than herself, and the news of their breakup came out at the end of the same year.
On May 23, 2014, Hikaru Utada and Francisco Cagliano were married at an Italian church. In 2017, Hikaru Utada announced on his official website that he had successfully given birth, and in April 2018, a friend revealed that Hikaru Utada and Francesco Cagliano had divorced a few months earlier.
Hikaru Utada is an influential musician who collaborated with Skrillex on the theme song "Face My Fears" for Kingdom Hearts 3 in January 2019, which ranked first on iTunes charts in 31 countries and number one on Apple Music charts in 14 countries. Hikari Utada also entered the US Billboard Hot 100 for the first time with this single. In the same year, she won the "Best Female Artist Award" awarded by the SPACE SHOWER Music Awards.
On March 9 of this year, she released the mini-album "One Last Kiss", and the song of the same name "One Last Kiss" was used as the || the movie "New Evangelion Theater Edition" ", the theme song. She also recently sang OP "pink blood" for the anime "To The Immortal You".