Tevin Campbell has finally come out of the closet. He has felt the need to keep this truth for years, because he felt that his lifestyle choices would never be accepted. The “I’m Ready” singer did an interview and told the truth. He talked about being in the music business. He also came out of the closet. Campbell was signed to Warner Bros., at the age of 12. In 1990, Campbell appeared on comedic sitcom The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air. He played the love interest of Ashley Banks in the episode “Just Infatuation.” “I don’t think the intimate symbol thing worked, but the love songs last,” Campbell revealed about his rise to stardom.  “I didn’t hide anything about me. I didn’t try to act a certain way or anything,” he also added, saying that in R&B music, “You just couldn’t be this way back then.” After his third album, Back to the World, he revealed his alternative lifestyle to close friends. “When I came out to my family and friends at about 19 or 20, that was it for me. And then I went on

the road of discovering myself. I didn’t know who I was,” he explained “Being around people who were like me, people that were living normal alternative lives and had partners. I had never seen that,” he says. “That was a great time in my life.” Earlier this year, Tevin Campbell responded to a Social media user’s question about his personal lifestyle . Campbell seemingly confirmed it by responding responding with a rainbow emoji. His Social media bio also features the rainbow emoji. “It was a casual thing for me,” Campbell said about his response to the Social media user. “I love my fans, but what they think about my lifestyle choices are of no importance to me.” The singer was then asked about his thoughts on others in the industry that lives alternative lifestyles.  “It wasn’t like that in the ’90s,” he explained. “But I’m glad I get to see it. I’m glad that’s changing. There are a lot of kids, especially young Black men that need to see representation. They’re not being taught to love themselves because of who they are.”