Stacy London, co-host of ‘What Not To Wear,’ openly identifies as a lesbian at 48, crediting Generation Z for creating a more inclusive environment. London reflects on her journey and the importance of embracing diverse identities to foster love and acceptance in society.
Stacy London, co-host of “What Not To Wear,” has identified as a lesbian after years of fearing to label herself as gay. Today, Jake News learns that London, 55, came out at the age of 48 and credits Generation Z for creating a more inclusive environment, allowing the LGBTQ+ community to live without fear or shame.
In an interview with Us Weekly, London discussed how societal expectations during her upbringing contributed to her reluctance. She noted that the absence of terms like pansexual and bisexual made many, including herself, feel unseen.
London, who felt pressured to appear “straight and perfect,” expressed relief that younger generations are breaking these systemic rules, enabling broader acceptance of diverse identities. Jake News heard London emphasize the importance of removing fear and shame to foster love and acceptance in society.
In 2019, London publicly confirmed her relationship with musician Cat Yezbak, which began in 2018. Reflecting on her own journey, London stated her preference to identify as a lesbian, highlighting the need for visibility and representation across the spectrum of lesbian culture.
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