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Mel C: My Look Doesn't Define My Sexuality

Summary

  • Mel C addressed assumptions about her sexuality based on appearance.
  • She stated judging someone's sexuality by their look is offensive.
  • The singer has been a vocal supporter of the LGBTQ+ community.
Mel C: My Look Doesn't Define My Sexuality

Melanie Chisholm, widely recognized as Sporty Spice, has recently clarified her stance on the persistent rumors surrounding her sexuality. She expressed that being presumed gay due to her short hair or choice of active wear was a 'bit shit' and 'very rude.' Chisholm, who formed the Spice Girls in 1994, highlighted in a recent interview that basing sexual orientation on someone's looks is stereotypical and offensive.

Throughout her career, Mel C has been a strong advocate for the LGBTQ+ community. She has performed at LGBTQ+ events and openly expressed her support, noting the significant and diverse following the Spice Girls received from the community. In 2019, she demonstrated this solidarity by waving a transgender pride flag during a performance.

Chisholm, now 52, is in a long-term relationship with Australian model Chris Dingwall. She is also a mother to her 17-year-old daughter, Scarlett Star.

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