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Photo by ᴊᴀʏᴇꜱʜ on June 01, 2026.

Photo by ᴊᴀʏᴇꜱʜ on June 01, 2026.

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Posted On: June 1st 2026, 09:20 am

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5 months ago

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I FINALLY FOUND IT.

For the last six months, I’ve been searching through storage for the original 1997 National Enquirer article about me coming out.

And today, there it was.

I was 21 years old, and the Enquirer had made it clear they were going to run a story about my sexuality whether I participated or not. So I made the decision to speak for myself.

Seeing the actual article again almost 30 years later is surreal.

And here’s something I had forgotten: all things considered, it’s actually pretty heartfelt.

Yes, the headline is enormous and very 1997. But the story talks about the support I received from my family, Tony Danza and Judith Light, and even includes a message about courage and coming out from Chaz Bono.

It’s wild to think how short the list of openly gay public figures still was in 1997, and how many people would come out publicly in the years that followed.

That doesn’t change how complicated it was to have something so personal become national news before I was ready for it to happen on my own terms. But reading it now, I can also see a 21-year-old me trying to take control of a situation I hadn’t chosen and say, “If this story is going to be told, I want my voice in it.”

And I’m kind of proud of him for that.

And a little thank you to @therealchazbono too. Seeing those words of support sitting beside my story nearly 30 years later means more to me now than I probably understood at the time. ❤️

Almost 30 years later, I finally have the actual piece of history back in my hands.

Still gay. Still here. And very grateful that today, I get to decide how my story is told.

Conor McGregor has:

- Donated millions over his career to Hospitals, First Responders, seriously ill children, and charities.

- Built hundreds of houses for Irish people.

- Saved an Irish gym from closing during the first COVID Lockdown.

Millions for bullsh*t. PLEASE give what you can to the emergency fund. The families we support are in dire need. We want to try and help at least three families this week (100 for each of them), but so far we only have enough to help one. Every contribution makes a real difference. Top of my 🔗🌳 to give.

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