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Maren Morris Shares She’s Bisexual in Pride Month Message
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Date:2025-04-14 18:47:34
Maren Morris has a personal Pride month message for her fans.
While celebrating the latest stop on her RSVP: Redux Tour on Instagram, the "Girl" singer acknowledged her part in the LGBTQ community.
"PHOENIX, AZ," Maren wrote in her June 9 post alongside a series of pics, including one of her holding a Pride flag. "happy to be the B in LGBTQ+. happy pride."
The 34-year-old's Instagram—which also featured photos of her posing backstage and on stage in a sheer tank top with ruffle detailing along with a black bra and matching jeans—confirms she is bisexual, as she claimed the "B" in LGBTQ, which stands for lesbian, gay, bisexual, transgender and queer.
Of course, Maren received an outpour of love and support from her fans—and her tour opener, Allison Ponthier, also praised "The Middle" artist.
"HAPPY PRIDE!!!!! thanks for being an inspiration and what a special pride this one is," Allison wrote, before adding on her own Instagram Story, "Happy Pride Month bi-con."
And while this is the first time Maren has shared she is bisexual, she has been open about navigating life on her own following her recent divorce from Ryan Hurd—with whom she shares 4-year-old son Hayes—after five years of marriage.
"It's kind of a new thing for me," she explained to E! News in February. "I feel like what I've learned just in the last year is that you are your longest relationship in your life and tending to that and nurturing and taking care of yourself is not a bad thing."
As for her current relationship status? She's enjoying being on her own for the time being.
"I am kind of getting to know myself more," she added. "I'm comfortable dancing on my own and enjoying the pleasure of my own company."
Maren isn't the only star who is kicking their Pride celebrations up a notch. Keep reading to see how all of the celebrities are celebrating Pride 2024.
The actor and comedian gets into Marg Mode with Hornitos tequila at Out Magazine and The Advocate’s 2024 Cover Party: “Pride of Broadway'' to celebrate the LGBTQ+, allied theater community.
The "Roar" singer shared an edited version of Harrison Butker's controversial commencement speech—during which he appeared to make disparaging remarks about the LGBTQ+ community and denounced Pride month—splicing his words together to make it sound as though the athlete praised the graduates over their future careers, promotes "diversity, equity and inclusion" and wished people a happy Pride Month.
As Katy captioned her post, "Fixed this for my girls, my graduates, and my gays — you can do anything. Congratulations and happy pride."
The Bridgerton star celebrated the beginning of June with a social media shoutout to a special someone in her life.
"In Love with a woman,” she captioned her June 1 post, “loud about it and proud about it!"
The One Tree Hill alum shared a moving message of hope to her June 2 Instagram Story under a quote about pride.
"You are perfect," she wrote. "No matter how long it might take, you'll find your people. And they will help you find more and more of yourself. It's worth it. You're worth it."
Meanwhile, Ashlyn shared a reel of her and Sophia enjoying time in Paris, which Sophia reshared to her Story writing, "Mine. PROUD."
During her June 2 show in Lyon, France, the "You Need To Calm Down" singer yelled to the crowd, "Happy Pride Month, Lyon," while performing the 2019 anthem.
Reese Witherspoon's daughter marked the start of Pride by reflecting on her comments about her sexuality in 2022.
"Once upon a time, some gal on the internet said ‘gender is whatever' in reference to her own sexuality," Ava wrote in a June 2 post. "Many took her words out of context, but she knew what she meant. Anyways, this is her posting for the first day of pride month 2024."
The songwriter and the Reno 911! star kicked off Pride Month on June 1 at the launch of Gurus magazine's #30voices30days program at Godfrey Hotel Hollywood.
The "Good as Hell" artist attened a pride parade in Los Angeles' West Hollywood neighborhood.
"WEHO PRIDE TODAY," she captioned her June 2 post. "SO MUCH LOVE & HUGS. IF I SEEN YA I LOVE YA."
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