Elliot Page Says He's 'Fully Who I Am' in New Interview After Coming Out as Transgender

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Elliot Page has been praised by fans for speaking openly about the "lifesaving" top surgery he recently underwent.The Umbrella Academy star had surgery in 2020 and was recovering when he shared the news he was transgender to fans in November.Now, the actor has spoken publicly about how the surgery was "not only life-changing but lifesaving."Speaking to TIME magazine, Elliot called puberty "total hell", and said the surgery "made it possible to finally recognize himself when he looks in the

 Elliot Page  is sharing his story in his first interview since coming out as transgender.In his new cover story with TIME Magazine, Page opened up about his journey, which includes the pivotal moment when he got his hair cut short at the age of 9.Elliot Page shows love and appreciation for his fansCelebs show support for ‘Juno’ star Elliot Page after sharing that he is trans“I felt like a boy,” Page told the publication. “I wanted to be a boy. I would ask my mom if I could be someday.”However,

Elliot Page is opening up about what prompted him to announce last December that he is transgender and how he felt before and after his big announcement. In his first interview since coming out as trans, for a cover story with Time magazine, Page is emotional at times and when asked how he felt before sharing the news, he pauses and puts his hand to his heart and closes his eyes.

Jordan Moreau Elliot Page has opened up for the first time in a Time cover story after publicly coming out as transgender in December 2020.In his Dec. 1 Instagram post, Page announced “Hi friends, I want to share with you that I am trans, my pronouns are he/they and my name is Elliot.

Sharing his story! Elliot Page opened up about his journey to finding his identity in his first interview since coming out as transgender.

The Umbrella Academy actor Elliot Page made headlines in December 2020 across the globe when he came out as transgender to the world. In a heartwarming message shared on Instagram, Elliot, who was formerly known as Ellen Page, revealed that he was trans and was lucky enough to be penning down a message.

Elliot Page says he's able to "fully" embrace who he is after coming out as transgender months ago. The 34-year-old "Umbrella Academy" star tells Time in its latest cover story that he anticipated "a lot of support and love and a massive amount of hatred and transphobia" upon announcing in December that he is transgender.

Since Elliot Page disclosed to the world that he identifies as trans, the Oscar nominated actor, 34, revealed that he’s wholly come into his own. The Umbrella Academystar spoke thoughtfully and candidly with Time, sharing how having top surgery — a procedure designed to remove unwanted breast tissue in order to create a more masculine chest appearance, per the The International Center for Transgender Care — totally changed his life.

Elliot Page is finally feeling like his true self.

Elliot Page is fronting his very first magazine cover after coming out as transgender late last year and we’re highlighting his Time profile here!

Netflix series The Umbrella Academy and uses he/they pronouns, took to social media last December to confirm the news.In a new interview with TIME, Page spoke about his ongoing fight for trans equality and his privilege as a white, wealthy and famous person.“My privilege has allowed me to have resources to get through and to be where I am today,” Page said, “and of course I want to use that privilege and platform to help in the ways I can.”The actor spoke about the visibility gap for trans men,