Lily Gladstone Embraces Her Evolving Sexuality Amid New Film's Success
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The "Wedding Banquet" actor has long eschewed traditional labels but now says she might be demisexual.
Lily Gladstone continues to clarify her sexuality as her queer-inclusive romantic comedy is charming critics and audiences alike.
Speaking to the U.K.’s The Times in an interview published Friday, Gladstone opened up about her role as one half of a Seattle lesbian couple in “The Wedding Banquet,” while calling herself “queer,” “pansexual” and “straight.”
Recently, the “Killers of the Flower Moon” star ― who is of Indigenous heritage ― also has found herself identifying as demisexual.
“I can’t put a label on it,” the “Killers of the Flower Moon” star told the outlet. “One of the big things that tipped me to my queerness is I don’t have the draw to motherhood the way a lot of women have. There was a period of my life when I thought I might be asexual because I had no sexual attraction to anybody. I had a romantic attraction to everybody but no sexual desire.”
“Then the word ‘demisexual’ came into play, where it’s, like, I don’t feel sexual stirring at all unless I actually care about this person, no matter who they are,” she added, but did not specify if she currently has a partner.
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