Janelle Monáe, 36, recently came out of the closet as “non-binary.” Now she’s telling fans that she’s “not a woman.” Yesterday she showed her pride while she served as grand marshal of the Pride Parade in West Hollywood, California.
The beautiful singer – who reportedly prefers to date women, wore a risqué black-and-white outfit with dangling silver tassels on her bosom.
And she basically showed her EVERYTHING.
Here are the images:
JANELLE FROM THE FRONT – AND SHE’S 100% NATURAL
HERE’S JANELLE FROM THE BACK – LOOKS LIKE SHE FORGOT TO WEAR SOMETHING ELSE
Janelle – who was joined by mother Janet Janet on stage- said: ‘I’m nonbinary, so I just don’t see myself as a woman solely. I feel all of my energy.”
‘I feel like God is so much bigger than the “he” or the “she.” And if I am from God, I am everything. I am everything. But I will always, always stand with women. I will always stand with Black women. But I just see everything that I am. Beyond the binary,’ she added.
Monáe’s musical career began in 2003 upon releasing a demo album titled The Audition. In 2007, Monáe publicly debuted with a conceptual EP titled Metropolis: Suite I (The Chase). It peaked at number two on the US Top Heatseekers chart, and in 2010, through Bad Boy Records, Monáe released a first full-length studio album, The ArchAndroid, a concept album and sequel to her first EP. In 2011, Monáe was featured as a guest vocalist on fun.’s single “We Are Young”, which achieved major commercial success, topping the charts of more than ten countries and garnering Monáe a wider audience. Monáe’s second studio album, The Electric Lady, was released in 2013 and debuted at number five on the Billboard 200, serving as the fourth and fifth installments of the seven-part Metropolis concept series.
In 2016, Monáe made her theatrical film debut in two high-profile productions; Monáe starred in Hidden Figures as NASA mathematician and aerospace engineer Mary Jackson, and also starred in Moonlight. Hidden Figures was a box office success, while Moonlight won the Academy Award for Best Picture at the 89th annual ceremony.
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