Raven-Symoné is candidly sharing some advice and reflecting on her journey. 🏳️🌈
, Sasha Colby and many more LGBTQ stars and advocates gathered together on Thursday for P&G and iHeartMedia's, an evening to celebrate and create a more inclusive and equal world. As the LGBTQ community celebrates, ET's Denny Directo spoke to many of the performers about the event, advice they've received or have for coming out and what it means to be loud and proud at a time like this.
"And sometimes, in the moment, you don't realize that you’re not being yourself," Siwa said."And when I was younger, I watched interviews when I was younger and the advice that I give is hilarious. A quote that I said when I was younger was, 'You have to be yourself because if you’re not yourself and then you book the job you have to go there and be that person that they thought you were and then it just sucks from the start.
Raven-Symoné also agreed that coming out is hard."It's a journey for everyone. No matter how many laws get passed, no matter how inclusive shows are, it's a struggle that you're going to go through with yourself and the people around you," she said. For Lambert, celebrating Pride"feels fantastic," he said."I love things that are gay and queer and everything in between. You know, I'm repping for my community, my sister, my brothers, my thems, my theys and everybody beautiful under the umbrella."
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