Indya Moore Has No Interest In Attending Met Gala Again After This Year
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The "Pose" star said taking part in the star-studded event was "cognitive dissonance" as a Black Lives Matter protest took place outside.
Indya Moore was among a bevy of LGBTQ stars to attend the 2021 Met Gala, but they made their biggest statement off the red carpet.
The actor and model, best known for portraying Angel Evangelista on FX’s “Pose,” said Tuesday that they have no plans to attend the star-studded event again after having a personal epiphany.
“This will probably be my last Met Gala,” Moore, who is transgender and nonbinary and uses they/them pronouns, wrote on Instagram Tuesday. “I had to really think about if it is truly in alignment with what I care about because I think it is possible to be an artist and a creative and simultaneously not invest in make-believe during a time make believe is weaponized against the truth, during a time where honesty and transparency is more important than ever.”
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