Chloë Grace Moretz Discusses Her Sexuality While Supporting Kamala Harris

In an Instagram post, Chloë Grace Moretz shared her views about her sexuality as she voiced support for Kamala Harris, just days before the presidential election.

The 27-year-old actress, famed for her roles in films like 'Kick-Ass', 'Carrie', and 'The Equalizer,' made an announcement on social media on Saturday, revealing her vote for the Democratic ticket.

With a picture of an 'I Voted Early' sticker, Moretz candidly spoke about her decision and addressed her sexuality in public for the first time.

"I cast my early vote for Kamala Harris. This election is crucial," Moretz expressed in her post.

"I strongly believe in the importance of legal safeguards for the LGBTQ+ community as a gay woman," she further commented. "It's essential for us to have the necessary protection and access to the services we require and rightfully deserve."

She concluded her message by motivating her more than 24 million Instagram followers to exercise their right to vote.

Although Moretz has not previously commented publicly about her sexuality, she has been in a romantic relationship with model Kate Harrison since 2018.

In April, there was speculation about their engagement when People reported that both wore rings on their left hands during a Disneyland visit.

Moretz has a past relationship with Brooklyn Beckham, the oldest child of fashion designer Victoria Beckham and soccer player David Beckham.

Kamala Harris and LGBTQ+ Advocacy

Kamala Harris has consistently been supportive of LGBTQ+ rights throughout her career.

Back in 2004, as San Francisco district attorney, she backed the move to legalize same-sex marriage and officiated some of the country's earliest ceremonies.

During her tenure as district attorney, she also initiated a hate crimes division dedicated to investigating offenses against LGBTQ+ youth.

However, as California’s attorney general in 2015, Harris opposed granting gender-affirmation surgery to a transgender inmate, asserting that it was not 'immediately necessary.'

Harris's vice-presidential running mate, Minnesota Governor Tim Walz, has also been a long-time advocate for LGBTQ+ rights.