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Outer Banks’ Madison Bailey Comes Out as Pansexual and Introduces Her Partner Mariah Linney

June 18, 2020 at 05:43PM

Madelyn Cline and Chase Stokes aren’t the only Outer Banks stars to reveal who they’re dating this summer. (Spoiler alert: It’s each other.) Madison Bailey has also introduced the public to her partner, UNC-Charlotte basketball player Mariah Linney. Bailey came out as pansexual on her TikTok, writing, “Nobody knows what pansexual means. Girls, boys, trans boys, trans girls, nonbinary babies. It’s what’s on the inside, boo.”

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She revealed Linney is her partner in a TikTok captioned, “Surprise ? @mariahlinney.”

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Bailey spoke about coming out during an Instagram Live appearance on Lacy Hartselle’s Mental Health Q&A yesterday. She said, via Us Weekly, “I have very accepting friends, a very accepting family, an industry that’s very welcoming and very accepting. Being open and honest feels so good! To be so transparent, especially in an industry when a lot of people want to be in my personal life, it’s nice that I can be like ‘Here’s my personal life. You can have it. It’s fine.’”

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She continued, “I feel zero shame, and I don’t feel that way because nobody’s ever really shamed me for it and I know a lot of people have had lot of hate and lack of support. I know so many, countless stories of queer people that did not have support.” She added, “But if you’re asking me personally, that’s just my experience with it. It was worth it. I feel lighter, I feel happier that I can just be so open and honest. It feels nice.”

NEWS AND STRATEGY EDITORAlyssa Bailey is the news and strategy editor at ELLE.com, where she oversees coverage of celebrities and royals (particularly Meghan Markle and Kate Middleton).
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