Megan Skiendielmember of Global Girl Group KatseyePublicly it came out as a bisexual during a live broadcast on Weverse, in a historical moment for the representation in the world of K-Pop. Made the announcement weeks after the member Lara Raj It came out as a strange in March.
During a celebratory interaction in honor of the month of pride, Lara cheered Megan:
“Guys, I’m leaving, I’m bisexual,” Megan has announced.
Both have skipped in celebration, with Lara added, “Everyone says, we love bisexuals!”
Megan’s announcement followed a strong suggestion in a live chat and marked a milestone for strange visibility in K -Pop.
Double representation: a first in K -Pop
With two openly queer members, Katseye is now one of the very few K -Pop groups active to present more LGBTQ+idols. Lara, who came out in March, received the LGBT center Blooming Impact Prizedefining his identity a journey throughout his life. Megan recognized Lara’s audience as an encouragement for hers.
Megan and Lara are not just bandmits: they are playing tables. During Livestream, Lara told Megan that it would be the second recipient of the Blooming Impact Award, who approached a strange brother in the group.
In an article on the year, Teen Vogue highlighted Megan’s personal journey, noting his anxiety for public perception and the continuous self -discovery through fashion and self -expression.
Because it is important
The visibility in K -Pop remains rare. Fans around the world responded with viral support; A user x wrote:
“In a world where homophobia is increasing, seeing two strange happy and enthusiastic girls of their oddity is truly moving.”
Their opening comes in the midst of a wider global change, following idols like Holland, Jia, BainAnd now two of Katseye, which illuminate the LGBTQ+ representation in the conservative entry industry of South Korea.
