Singer Khalid Clears Up Rumors About His Sexuality In Candid Social Media Post
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“There yall go. next topic please lol," the artist wrote.
Singer-songwriter Khalid took to X (formerly Twitter) Friday evening to clear the air on personal matters that, frankly, weren’t anyone’s business to begin with.
In a series of tweets, Khalid addressed the growing speculation around his sexuality. His first post included a pride flag emoji, and read: “there yall go. next topic please lol.”
Someone responded: “wait hope Mr Khalid isn’t GEHHH!” The Grammy nominee replied: “I am! And that’s ok.” (The other person followed up by saying they were “still a big fan,” adding a pride flag emoji.)
Khalid said in another tweet that he had been outed.
“I got outted and the world still continues to turn,” he wrote. “Let’s get this straight (lmao) I am not ashamed of my sexuality! In reality it ain’t nobodies business! But I am okay with me love yall.”
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