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Here's a list of Hollywood celebrities that you might not know&nbsp;are LGBTQ icons.
Miley CyrusActress and singer Miley Cyrus who often expressed her sexuality through&nbsp;art openly&nbsp;announced in 2015 that she was gender-fluid and she doesn&rsquo;t exclusively identify with one particular gender. Since then&nbsp;she&rsquo;s become a passionate and vocal advocate for various LGBTQ+ issues.
Elliot PageElliot Page who is best known for roles in 'Juno', 'Hard Candy', 'Tallulah',&nbsp; and 'Inception', in 2014 declared his LGBTQ+ identity during a powerful speech at a human rights conference. Page later come out as transgender in December 2020.
Drew BarrymoreDrew Barrymore openly accepted that she has always considered herself bisexual in an interview with&nbsp;Contact Music in 2003. However, all her three marriages have been with men.&nbsp;
Lady GagaOscar-winning actor-singer Lady Gaga&nbsp;identified herself&nbsp;as bisexual in a 2009 interview with Barbara Walters. Since then, the pop star has been accused of possibly making up her LGBTQ+ status for marketing purposes. She addressed the accusations head-on during an album release party in 2013 and said it's not a lie that she likes women.
Angelina JolieActor and director Angelina Jolie&nbsp;has been very open about her bisexuality and the fact that she's had relationships with women in the past. In 2003, when Barbara Walters asked if she was bisexual, Jolie replied if she would find it absolutely okay to&nbsp;want to kiss and touch a woman if she fell in love with her.
Amber Heard'Aquaman' star&nbsp;Amber Heard has been openly bisexual since 2010 when she was dating artist Tasya Van Ree. Heard remains quite vocal about achieving equal rights, not just for members of the LGBTQ+ community, but for women in general.&nbsp;
Demi LovatoIn 2021, during an appearance on 'The Joe Rogan Experience'&nbsp;podcast, singer and actress Demi Lovato revealed that she identifies herself as pansexual, meaning she&rsquo;s attracted to all genders.&nbsp;Lovato&nbsp;also recently described herself as queer, and her sexuality as fluid.

Hollywood's lesser known LGBTQ icons

Here's a list of Hollywood celebrities that you might not know&nbsp;are LGBTQ icons.
Miley Cyrus Actress and singer Miley Cyrus who often expressed her sexuality through&nbsp;art openly&nbsp;announced in 2015 that she was gender-fluid and she doesn&rsquo;t exclusively identify with one particular gender. Since then&nbsp;she&rsquo;s become a passionate and vocal advocate for various LGBTQ+ issues.
Elliot Page Elliot Page who is best known for roles in 'Juno', 'Hard Candy', 'Tallulah',&nbsp; and 'Inception', in 2014 declared his LGBTQ+ identity during a powerful speech at a human rights conference. Page later come out as transgender in December 2020.
Drew Barrymore Drew Barrymore openly accepted that she has always considered herself bisexual in an interview with&nbsp;Contact Music in 2003. However, all her three marriages have been with men.&nbsp;
Lady Gaga Oscar-winning actor-singer Lady Gaga&nbsp;identified herself&nbsp;as bisexual in a 2009 interview with Barbara Walters. Since then, the pop star has been accused of possibly making up her LGBTQ+ status for marketing purposes. She addressed the accusations head-on during an album release party in 2013 and said it's not a lie that she likes women.
Angelina Jolie Actor and director Angelina Jolie&nbsp;has been very open about her bisexuality and the fact that she's had relationships with women in the past. In 2003, when Barbara Walters asked if she was bisexual, Jolie replied if she would find it absolutely okay to&nbsp;want to kiss and touch a woman if she fell in love with her.
Amber Heard 'Aquaman' star&nbsp;Amber Heard has been openly bisexual since 2010 when she was dating artist Tasya Van Ree. Heard remains quite vocal about achieving equal rights, not just for members of the LGBTQ+ community, but for women in general.&nbsp;
Demi Lovato In 2021, during an appearance on 'The Joe Rogan Experience'&nbsp;podcast, singer and actress Demi Lovato revealed that she identifies herself as pansexual, meaning she&rsquo;s attracted to all genders.&nbsp;Lovato&nbsp;also recently described herself as queer, and her sexuality as fluid.

Here's a list of Hollywood celebrities that you might not know&nbsp;are LGBTQ icons.
Miley Cyrus Actress and singer Miley Cyrus who often expressed her sexuality through&nbsp;art openly&nbsp;announced in 2015 that she was gender-fluid and she doesn&rsquo;t exclusively identify with one particular gender. Since then&nbsp;she&rsquo;s become a passionate and vocal advocate for various LGBTQ+ issues.
Elliot Page Elliot Page who is best known for roles in 'Juno', 'Hard Candy', 'Tallulah',&nbsp; and 'Inception', in 2014 declared his LGBTQ+ identity during a powerful speech at a human rights conference. Page later come out as transgender in December 2020.
Drew Barrymore Drew Barrymore openly accepted that she has always considered herself bisexual in an interview with&nbsp;Contact Music in 2003. However, all her three marriages have been with men.&nbsp;
Lady Gaga Oscar-winning actor-singer Lady Gaga&nbsp;identified herself&nbsp;as bisexual in a 2009 interview with Barbara Walters. Since then, the pop star has been accused of possibly making up her LGBTQ+ status for marketing purposes. She addressed the accusations head-on during an album release party in 2013 and said it's not a lie that she likes women.
Angelina Jolie Actor and director Angelina Jolie&nbsp;has been very open about her bisexuality and the fact that she's had relationships with women in the past. In 2003, when Barbara Walters asked if she was bisexual, Jolie replied if she would find it absolutely okay to&nbsp;want to kiss and touch a woman if she fell in love with her.
Amber Heard 'Aquaman' star&nbsp;Amber Heard has been openly bisexual since 2010 when she was dating artist Tasya Van Ree. Heard remains quite vocal about achieving equal rights, not just for members of the LGBTQ+ community, but for women in general.&nbsp;
Demi Lovato In 2021, during an appearance on 'The Joe Rogan Experience'&nbsp;podcast, singer and actress Demi Lovato revealed that she identifies herself as pansexual, meaning she&rsquo;s attracted to all genders.&nbsp;Lovato&nbsp;also recently described herself as queer, and her sexuality as fluid.

Singer-songwriter Demi Lovato is non-binary and is changing their pronouns from she/her to they/them.
Non-binary people don't identify as male or female, and tend not to conform to gender norms of either.
Lovato has also described themself as queer, and their sexuality as fluid, saying in 2020 that they were 'still figuring it out'.
Sharing the teaser for their new podcast series 4D, the 28-year-old said that they came to understand their gender identity after spending time doing 'healing and self-reflective work' over the past year.
The announcement comes after 'Sorry Not Sorry' singer announced in March that they were pansexual-which is when someone is attracted to other people, regardless of their gender.

Singer Demi Lovato is non-binary, changing pronouns to they/them

Singer-songwriter Demi Lovato has announced they identify as non-binary and is changing their pronouns to they/them

Singer Demi Lovato is non-binary, changes pronouns to they/them

Demi Lovato identifies as non-binary Lovato changes pronouns her and she to they and them Made decision after 'lot of healing &amp; self-reflective work'

Singer-songwriter Demi Lovato is non-binary and is changing their pronouns from she and her to they and them.
Non-binary people don't identify as male or female, and tend not to conform to gender norms.
Lovato has also described themself as queer, and their sexuality as fluid, saying in 2020 that they were 'still figuring it out'.
Sharing the teaser for their new podcast series 4D, the 28-year-old said that they came to understand their gender identity after spending time doing 'healing and self-reflective work' over the past year.
The announcement comes after 'Sorry Not Sorry' singer announced in March that they were pansexual-which is when someone is attracted to other people, regardless of their gender.

In a latest docu-series 'Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil', singer Demi Lovato has revealed that she was raped as a teenager while working for the Disney in the late 2000s.
The singer has not revealed the name of the offender but said that she had to see the person all the time afterwards.&nbsp;Lemi also confessed that she was again sexually assaulted by her drug dealer the night of her overdose in 2018. She said she was 'left for dead'.
In an emotional documentary, the 'I Love Me' singer said that 'she lost her virginity in a rape'.

In a new docu series, singer Demi Lovato reveals she was raped at 15 

Demi Lovato&nbsp;says she was raped at the age of 15, while working for the Disney Channel in the late 2000s

Singer Demi Lovato reveals she was raped at 15 in a new documentary series

Demi Lovato reveals she was raped as a teen
Singer raped while working for Disney in 2000s
Singer sexually assaulted by her drug dealer in 2018
'I lost my virginity through rape': Demi&nbsp;Lovato

In a latest docu-series 'Demi Lovato: Dancing with the Devil', singer Demi Lovato has revealed that she was raped as a teenager while working for the Disney in the late 2000s.
The singer has not revealed the name of the offender but said that she had to see the person all the time afterwards.&nbsp;Lemi also confessed that she was again sexually assaulted by her drug dealer the night of her overdose in 2018. She said she was 'left for dead'.
In an emotional documentary, the 'I Love Me' singer said that 'she lost her virginity in a rape'.

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