Courtney Stodden Comes Out as Non-Binary: 'I Don’t Identify as She or Her'

Feel Good star and creator Mae Martin has responded to their BAFTA nomination for Best Female Performance in a Comedy Programme.Martin, who recently came out as non-binary and uses they/them and she/her pronouns, commented on the recognition on Twitter.“Thank you so much Bafta! This is very thrilling,” Martin wrote. “Thanks to Joe Hampson and @Objective-Fic and @Charitchie and all the other angelic supportive people who helped make the show.

Feel Good writer and star Mae Martin has announced they are non-binary.Martin, who uses they/them and she/her pronouns, shared the news in a post on Instagram discussing their “evolving” feelings about their gender identity.“The way I feel about my gender identity is ongoing and evolving, and it’s personal, but I thought it might be good to say for clarity and in case anyone finds it helpful – I’m non-binary, my pronouns are they/them and she/her (I love it when people say ‘they’ and I really

Mae Martin is non-binary.

Courtney Stodden is excited for a new chapter after coming out as non-binary. The 26-year-old announced on Instagram on Wednesday that they no longer identify as "she or her" and goes by the pronouns of they/them.

Courtney Stodden is coming out.

Courtney Stodden is living their truth. Stodden took to Instagram Tuesday night to announce that the reality star is non-binary and will be using the pronouns they/them/theirs, moving forward.

Courtney Stodden has come out as non-binary!

Courtney Stodden is living their most authentic life. The singer and model, 26, took to Instagram on April 14 to share with their more than 290K followers that they identify as non-binary and prefer they/them/their pronouns. “They/them/theirs. I don’t Identify as she or her,” Courtney began the caption to their post, which you can see below.

Sharing their truth! Courtney Stodden announced that they are non-binary and use they/them pronouns, sharing that they still don’t entirely feel like they’ve found their place in the world.

Kate Aurthur editorThe celebrity Courtney Stodden came out as non-binary Tuesday night, and announced their new pronouns on social media. Posting on Instagram and Twitter, Stodden began by writing, “They/them/theirs.