And! News Host Justin Silvester Ticktok has offered a sentimental response to the stars Grant Gibs Outting Crumbell Cookie Cofounder Saw's HemesleThe

"38 -year -old Sylvester writes via Sylvester Instagram Friday, August 25th.

The drama started when Gibbs, who is 229,000 Tetok followersMade a video that suggests Hemesle was "gay to the gods" After seeing him to talk.

"Sex is a genetic element of sex, and let's just say that he has a gene and there is no need to deny any evolution there. Gibbs told his followers. "This is a gay man and I will say it with his face. It is not necessary to deny holy

The video collected more than 20 million views and 1.7 million "choices" as it encouraged the debate about whether someone had a legitimate reason for having sex or finding out.

Sylvester made it clear that he was "protecting the crumbly cookie man" just like he opposed the strategy to completely out.

"I don't know this guy, I never know this guy, I never met that person - sorry for this guy ' - I'm just saying it so it doesn't become a tendency to tick in 2 days and everyone feels' powerful' to get 'righteously'," he argued. “It's out of anyone who has come out of (Sick), it's terrifying and dark.

Several Bravovers personality showed their support for Sylvester's acceptance, Real Housewives of New Jersey'S Margaret Josephs, Real Housewives in Dubai'S Channel And Sunshine Anecdote Mercedes Javid To support him in all comments category.

"Your friendly reminder that (guess) 'she ... or she' (being out)," Javid, 53, replied. "When did people forget that it was getting out?"

Silvester opened up about his arrival journey before Today with Jenna and friends In June 2022, when he explained that he knew he was "different" from the age of 5. She recalled to endure so many homophobic bullying as a child that he runs "through the forest" to avoid "torture".

"My whole family knew that I was being fooled because I was gay and I think they only refused about it. I refused about it," he thought. "Growing up that way, it is a regret in my life. I hope I just did not accept myself before, but I hope I wouldn't deny who I was."

As part of it, Hemsle reacted to the viral debate A fatal post Tuesday, August 26.

"For the past short time, people are trying to define me online, trying to twist things and try to share the conversation that feels harmful. Instead of writing my story, I want to share it in my own words," Hemesle, 33, wrote through Instagram. "The truth is, for the past few years I have understood and acknowledged that I am gay. It took me a lot of time to process this part of me and it took more time to feel comfortable saying it loudly."

He also said, "I did not have the clarification of answering questions for most of my life or the reaction of the rumors. The terms are coming up with the terms and sometimes frightening - but it also brings me peace, joy and truth that I will not trade for anything."

The co-founder mentioned that his journey was "complicated" because he grew up with "values ​​and beliefs" that he was still "deeply".

Hemsle explained, "I am grateful for my foundation, even I have worked to accept this fact about myself." "I know some people may have questions or even judgment, but my hope will lead to the path of kindness, sympathy and love. I learned a lot about the importance of survival with power, compassion and authentication through this process."

The CEO reached the conclusion, "At the end of the day, I am deeply grateful: for the opportunities that support me and my story is for the opportunity to survive and share it is the journey of it and I will never stop grateful."

Gibs released a follow-up video on Tuesday for "Clocking (Hemesle) Tea" "Really Sorry". The ticket star admits that guessing someone's sex was "naughty from me", yet Gibs emphasized that he "does not mean to end this way."

He added, "I never had my intention to get out of this way, but girl, I am very happy for you and proud of you," he added. "You are heated and you are going to be your best exposed, out, gay life mama is about to live