12 Awesome celebrities who love and support their LGBT relatives

It is not only their good looks and talent that make these celebs totally admirable but how they show their unwavering love and support for their LGBT loved ones

12 celebrities who love and support their LGBT relatives

It is not only their good looks and talent that make these celebs totally admirable but how they show their unwavering love and support for their LGBT loved ones.

Colin Farell and brother, Eamon

What makes this Irish heartthrob even more likeable is his support for his gay brother, Eamon.

In 2014, he penned an open letter urging Ireland to legalise marriage equality.

In 2015, served as 'Best Man' at his brother's wedding.

Ariana Grande and brother, Frankie

The pop sensation's older brother is just as charming and talented as she is.

Growing up, Ariana idolised Frankie who was excelling in theatre. He inspired her to do the same.

lgbt3Anne Hathaway and brother, Michael

A vocal supporter of LGBT rights since she rose to fame, Anne Hathaway has always been firm in her role as an ally.

In 2010, she renounced Catholicism because she felt its teachings exclude LGBTs.

Sally Field and son, Sam

The Oscar winner and mother of four has been a great ally for the LGBT community.

In 2014, she penned a powerful open letter about being part of her gay son's journey which touched the hearts of many parents of LGBTs all over the world.

Cyndi Lauper and sister, Elen

Her classic hit 'True Colours' serves as a powerful LGBT anthem.

She loves her lesbian sister Elen dearly and so throughout her career, she has been an outspoken ally of the LGBT community.

Adam Levine and brother, Michael Noah

The dad-to-be loves his gay brother and is passionate about LGBT rights.

The fact that gay marriage still isn't legal in some countries is a "joke".

And he believes being LGBT is not a choice: "I can single-handedly dispel any ideas that sexuality is acquired. Trust me, you're born with it. My brother is gay, and we knew when he was two."

Lena Dunham and sister, Grace

The funny actress/writer told Vanity Fair that when her sister Grace came out at 17 years old, she was fortunate their family supported her instantly.

"She was assured by the adults in her life that she was not only accepted, but adored for who she is," says Lena. "I am so happy that this is the way she was able to enter the world as a woman and an LGBT person."

Michael Johnson and son, E.J.

His remarkable career and involvement in raising AIDS awareness aren't the only admirable things about this basketball legend.

When his son E.J. came out in 2013, he showered him with nothing but love and support.

Chris Evans and brother, Scott

He makes audiences swoon as Captain America but not a lot of people know that his brother is just as swoon-worthy!

Susan Sarandon and daughter, Miles

Susan has not only supported her daughter's sexuality but her individuality as well!

Cher and son, Chaz

The fact that she's a longtime icon for gay men and drag queens isn't the only reason why Cher is an active ally of the LGBT community.

When her son Chaz Bono decided to transition in 2009, Cher supported him wholeheartedly.

Kendall and dad, Caitlyn

One of the major highlights of 2015 was when Olympic Gold medalist Bruce Jenner and patriarch of the Kardashian-Jenner brood came out as transexual.

His transition has been documented on the hit reality series, 'Keeping Up With The Kardashians' which spawned his own show, 'I Am Cait'.

Kendall Jenner fully supported her dad through his journey---as did their entire family.

Written by

Bianchi Mendoza

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