Wayne Brady Addresses The 'Biggest Misconception' Of Being Pansexual
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The "Whose Line Is It Anyway?" star came out as pansexual last year.
Wayne Brady identifies as pansexual ― but even he had some questions about what exactly that means.
The “Whose Line Is It Anyway?” star told People at the GLAAD Media Awards last week that he had to “do research” and “find out what it was” when he came out.
“I think the biggest misconception — and I even make a joke about it onstage tonight — is that people think that you’re an indecisive bisexual,” Brady said. “It’s like, no, no, no, no, no. Let me set you straight.”
“What the definition basically boils down to is, regardless of gender, regardless,” the entertainer continued. “So that means that I am happily free to fall in love with anybody here. If you’re gay, if you’re straight, if you’re non-binary, trans, I don’t care.”
Brady revealed that he was pansexual in an interview with People in August last year.
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