Amber Ruffin Celebrates LGBTQ+ Pride Month By Coming Out As Queer
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"I can’t wait to be discriminated against for a new reason!!" the "Late Night with Seth Meyers" comedian quipped on Instagram.
Comedian and former talk show host Amber Ruffin honored the final day of LGBTQ+ Pride Month by coming out.
“In what will come as a shock to exactly zero people, I’m using the last day of PRIDE to come out!” she wrote Sunday in the caption of an Instagram post that included a snapshot of her in a T-shirt with the word “queer” printed in rainbow colors.
“Be proud of who you are, little babies! I know I am!” she continued, before joking: “And I can’t wait to be discriminated against for a new reason!!”
By Monday afternoon, Ruffin’s post had received more than 45,000 likes, along with supportive comments from some of her famous friends.
“Welcome home Amber!! Our team just keeps getting hotter and smarter!!” wrote “One Tree Hill” actor Sophia Bush, who came out as queer in April. “Happy Pride, dear one.”
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