Wait, Did Madonna Just Come Out as Gay? (Video)

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Madonna has suggested that she is gay in a new video she posted on TikTok – watch it below.The pop icon participated in a current trend on the platform, which sees users state that they’re gay depending on whether they’re able to successfully make a shot into a goal or not.In a post shared on Sunday (October 9), Madonna is seen holding up a pink piece of underwear. “If I miss, I’m Gay!” an on-screen caption reads.

Being real. After posting a fun TikTok, fans on the social media platform are asking: Is Madonna bisexual?

and living legend, may have used a TikTok trend to subtly come out as gay. In a short and sweet video posted on Sunday, October 9, the held up a pair of pink underwear for the camera in an opulent dressing room. Across the screen in red text were the words, “If I miss, I'm gay!” The video is set to music by TikTokker Nudy Georges. Then the video cuts to Madonna tossing the underwear while aiming at a little trash can.

It appears Madonna may have something new to share with fans!

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attracted to all genders, and has declined to label her sexuality. But a new has fans thinking the star just came out as .The video, posted on October 5, is a duet showing user @ on one side of the screen saying, “If you identify as bisexual, do you own a green velvet couch?” User then duets that saying, “I love knowing nothing about my life is original.” Mitchell dueted these videos, showing herself collapsing onto—you guessed it—a green velvet couch. Fans then flooded her comments, asking whether the video was her way of telling the world she's bisexual.Mitchell has talked about her attraction to all genders in the past.

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Madonna is on the move.