Kristin chenoweth gay

It’s about growth.

So yes, go see the show. In a year marked by drag bans, book bans, and rising anti-LGBTQ+ hostility, some say it’s time to draw firmer lines.

And there’s the emotional toll. So forgive me, but that's how I think. And it always will.”

From the interview, it seems that Chenoweth was reacting to the shocking footage, rather than mourning Charlie Kirk because she was a fan of his work.

However, the entertainer refuses to back down from her stance of forgiveness.

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Chenoweth is no stranger to sparking backlash for seeing the best in men whose notoriety has made them the public's biggest enemies.

Jamie Lee Curtis, whose daughter Ruby Guest is trans, also faced outrage after expressing empathy for Kirk as “a man of faith” during a podcast appearance. For Chenoweth — a longtime ally who’s headlined Pride events and championed inclusion — the comment landed like a slap. So I would never," Chenoweth continued. But for me, it always has.

I say see it.

Support the art, not the misstep.

Yet it is in the complexity that many human truths reside. But for the celebrity, while the intention might be compassion or acknowledgment of shared humanity, the reception is set by the political climate.

As Curtis noted, the “binary world” leaves little room for complexity. She revealed she could pray for Diddy despite his alleged crimes because she was an abuse survivor.

"Several years ago, I was severely abused.

She emphasized that she was sickened by the video and was grateful Cassie survived the assault.