In today's era, homosexuality is no longer a curious and strange word, "gay" represents a brave attitude, a love, a choice, and many stars in Europe and the United States have lived a happy life with their same-sex partners.
1, Matt Bomer nicknamed Peacock, beautiful and invincible, starred in "Detective Magic" and "American Horror Story", and has now married his equally handsome CEO boyfriend and has three children.
2, Ellen DeGeneres Ellen de Janice "The Allen Show" The famous American host publicly came out, and married his girlfriend in 2008.
3. Wentworth Earl Miller, the actor of "Prison Break", Miller. The star of the famous American drama "Prison Break" series bravely came out in a painful process of self-searching.
4. Ian McKellen Ian McLean, who has been in film, television and stage for more than 40 years, has won more than 40 acting awards. In the theater world, he was an outstanding Shakespearean actor, with a reputation for boldly and emotionally portraying a range of characters from Richard II to Napoleon to Hamlet.
Gandalf, who played the "Lord of the Rings" trilogy in the film industry, and Magneto in the "X-Men" series, has countless outstanding works in his acting career and was knighted by the Queen of the United Kingdom in 1991.
McLean was one of Hollywood's earliest celebrities to "come out", and since 1988 he openly promoted the legitimacy of homosexuality on a BBC show, he has been working on gay rights protection.
5. Xavier Dolan Beautiful and gifted teenager, born in Quebec, Canada, actor, director, screenwriter, producer.
At the age of 20, he swept three awards at the Cannes Film Festival with "I Killed My Mother", and at the age of 25, he won the Jury Prize of this year's Cannes Film Festival with "Mommy".
6. The famous Shea's Ear Jim Parsons
With "The Big Bang Theory", he became the highest-paid TV star in the United States, and after winning the Emmy Award for "Best Comedy Actor" in 2010, he proposed to his boyfriend Todd Spiewak, who had been dating for 3 years, and got her boyfriend Todd Spiewaak's promise of "I do" on the spot, and the two married in Massachusetts, where gay marriage is legal, in 2010. Now that a wedding has been held, I have lived a happy and happy life.
7. Adam Lambert, an American pop singer and contestant in the eighth season of the talent show American Idol, whose eye-catching singing performance surprised the United States and was highly appreciated by the judges, and was one of the most watched contestants in the history of American Idol. In the end, he missed the championship due to disputes over votes and sexual orientation.
8. Tom Daley, the diving prince Daly, won the second place in the British Championships in 2007 and was voted the Best Young Athlete of the Year by the BBC. In February 2008, Daley won the bronze medal in the men's double 10m platform of the World Cup, and in March he won the gold medal in the single 10m platform of the European Championships. In 2009 he won the World Championships 10m Platform. In 2012, Daley won the bronze medal in the men's diving 10m platform at the London Olympics. In 2013, Daly won the European Championships single ten meters platform championship. Have entered a happy cohabitation life with a boyfriend.
9. Tom Ford, a genius designer who graduated from Parson College and was once the chief designer of GUCCI, not only showed surprising talent in design, but also directed the Oscar-nominated "Single Man".
In the European and American circles of drunken gold fans and bizarre fashion film and television entertainment, he has been in love with his partner, Richard Buckley, the former editor-in-chief of Vogue Homme, who is 13 years older than Tom Ford.
After a few years of falling in love, Richard has suffered from cancer, but the two still do not give up, until now, it can be said that they are a model pair in the European and American circles.
10. Freddie Mercury, British musician and lead singer of Queen. Born in 1946 in Tanzania, East Africa. Known for his high-pitched tone and dramatic performances, Mercury was also endowed with exceptional creative talent, writing many of Queen's legacy works, such as Bohemian Rhapsody, We Are the Champions, Killer Queen, Somebody to Love, and Don't Stop Me Now. He died of pneumonia caused by AIDS on 24 November 1991, just one day after he made his condition public.