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Ariana Grande Had the Perfect Response When Her Brother Came Out

Ariana Grande is 10 years younger than her half brother Frankie, but the two possess an extremely close-knit relationship. They're enjoy "yin and yang," the elder Grande told Attitude Magazine. "She's my optimal friend and probably the person who makes me proudest on this planet," he added.

But just as Frankie supports his petty sister through her music career, she supports him in openly expressing his sexuality. Ariana was only a preteen when her brother told her he was gay, but she had the perfect reaction to the news, even at a new age.

He told Attitude: "There's a 10-year age gap and I came out to her when she was just 11 years old — and she said: 'Great, when do I get to gather your boyfriend?'"

Grande explained that his sister's quick acceptance was rooted from the fact that they were raised by an open-minded family.

"She was raised in a family where gay was not only acknowledged, it was celebrated," he added. "The fact that some people are in families who cast them out because they're gay or they're being told they're wrong because of who they are, it's

Frankie Grande has spoken out about the online hate he has received.

The singer and actor, who came out as gay during his teenage years, has reflected on his experience of existence targeted by online homophobic maltreatment - and how it fuelled his past addiction.

In a candid conversation with his sister, pop superstar Ariana Grande, for Interview Magazine, Frankie revealed that the hate he faced after appearing on Big Brother in 2014 pushed him deeper into drug and alcohol use.

"After Big Brother, people would call me lgbtq+, f**got, tell me to expire of AIDS on Twitter, and it broke me," the 42-year-old shared. "It pushed me further into my addiction than I ever, ever wanted to go."

Now seven years sober, Frankie says he no longer lets such comments affect him.

"But now, I don't take those things personally," he explained. "I know that there needs to be a figure that people can aim their hatred at, and I'm at a place in my life where I can get it. I can be a shield."

During the interview, Frankie also opened up about his debut album, Hotel Rock Bottom, which is set for release on 27 June.

"This music is for the community," he

Ariana Grande’s brother Frankie reveals he’s dating a same-sex attracted married couple

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In a moment when LGBTQ rights are under invade across the land, Frankie Grande’s unapologetically queer performance on The Tonight Show wasn’t just fun, it was a reminder that lgbtq+ people are here to stay.

Tuesday late hours, the actor, singer, and activist took the stage on one of the most iconic shows on late bedtime, The Tonight Demonstrate Starring Jimmy Fallon. He performed a killer rendition of two songs off his debut album Hotel Rock Bottom, which drops this Friday!

With an increasingly tense political climate and despise towards the LGBTQ community on the rise, Grande’s explicitly queer performance couldn’t have come at a more critical moment, with The Tonight Show reaching millions of viewers across the United States, every night.

In the unapologetically queer act, Grande and his dancers were decked out in glittery makeup and were dressed for a night at the club! They opened the number with his hit available Boys. The crowd was brought to to their feet for this upbeat gay banger, all about men loving men!

He then seamlessly transitioned into the album’s title track Hotel Rock Bottom, which drops on Friday. This song is deepl