15 Sitcom Actors Who Tried To Hide Their Secret Gay Affairs
American actor, David Hyde Pierce, publicly came out as gay later in his career, at the age of 65.
American actor, Nathan Lane, publicly acknowledged his sexuality in the early 2000s, at the age of 70.
American actor, John Ritter, has not publicly identified as LGBTQ+, at the age of 54.
American actor, Tony Randall, has not publicly identified as LGBTQ+, at the age of 84.
American actor, Charles Nelson Reilly, was widely known to be gay later in life, at the age of 76.
American actor, Eric McCormack, has not publicly identified as LGBTQ+, at the age of 63.
American actor, Jesse Tyler Ferguson, is openly gay and married, at the age of 48.
American actor, Jim Nabors, publicly confirmed his relationship later in life, at the age of 87.
American actor, Barry Williams, has not publicly identified as LGBTQ+, at the age of 70.
American actor, Sean Hayes, publicly came out after years of privacy, at the age of 54.
American actress, Raven-Symoné, publicly spoke about her identity in interviews, at the age of 40.
American actor, T.R. Knight, publicly came out during a widely reported controversy, at the age of 52.
American actress, Sara Gilbert, publicly came out and discussed her identity on television, at the age of 50.
American actor, Andrew Rannells, has been openly gay throughout his career, at the age of 46.
American actor, Colton Haynes, publicly came out and shared his personal struggles, at the age of 36.