I have never told anyone this not even my family or close friends. Before this comes out I want to state that I am a gay proud man. #fear
— KevinSmith (@ThatKevinSmith) July 31, 2014
— Actor, director and screenwriter Kevin Smith, best known for his 1994 comedy Clerks. Smith’s cryptic tweet has caused a lot of confusion with his followers — especially given his marriage of 15 years to wife Jennifer Schwalbach Smith. Fans are opining as to whether Smith is actually coming out, or if he has mistweeted, had his account hacked or if it’s a joke that his followers have yet to be included in. Chances of it being the latter are slim, however, given Smith’s brother is gay and the director has openly supported him in the past, telling CNN in 2012 “Stay out of my brother’s bedroom, buddy… He’s a good dude!”
UPDATE: Smith has confirmed that he was hacked. Sorry guys, the bear icon is still off the market.
Not me. Been hacked. Proud to be bi-curious, not brave enough to commit.
— KevinSmith (@ThatKevinSmith) July 31, 2014
Watch Smith’s interview with Piers Morgan below:
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