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Zac Efron gay? Finally, he tells all to The Advocate

Zac Efron has been addressing gay rumors with class and style for years, so why has it taken him so distant to get around to talking to The Advocate? Finally, the actor has a chance to lay it all out and give thanks.

Zac Efron’s interview with The Advocate is a chance for the actor to address lgbtq+ rumors that date all the way back to his High School Musical days.

While some have balked when thrown to the gossip pit, this guys insists, “It’s very flattering.”

“After High School Musical and Hairspray, I’ve always felt embraced by the male lover community, and I experience incredibly grateful and honored,” Zac Efron said during his first-ever gay squeeze sit-down.

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“This is actually a very particular interview for me. I’m extremely aware of the support I’ve gotten from you guys over the years, and it’s astonishing that it’s taken this long to sit down and actually discuss it, but please know that it hasn’t gone unappreci

Zac Efron: “I Just Can’t See What’s So Erroneous About Being Gay”

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Speaking to The Advocate, the Paperboy actor acknowledges his gay fan anchor and voices his assist for same-sex marriage. "It's very flattering," Efron says in his first interview wit ha LGBT publication. "After High School Musical and Hairspray, I've always felt embraced by the gay community, and I feel incredibly grateful and honored."

Efron says he first became aware of his gay audience after starring in Disney Channel's High School Musical in 2006. "I think the homosexual audience related to my character Troy, because it really was a story of embracing who you are, no matter how different you might be, and not being scared to show it. That's a universal theme for everyone, but it specifically resonated with the lgbtq+ community, and I felt very proud of that."

Growing up in California, a young Efron found his passion in musical theater. During that time, he also realized "being male lover was just another way you can be. I never really had period to think about it or have any preconceived notions. I don't

"I just can’t see what’s so wrong about entity gay" - Zac Efron opens up about homosexuality

We always liked Zac - he has nice eyes and hair that looks perfect even in the rain. His latest interview just makes us enjoy him even more

Zac Efron's been quite busy recently. He's been filming "The Paperboy" in his underwear, and "At Any Price" (also in his underwear - although a bit less so). And he's also been giving some pretty cool interviews about things like whether or not he's going to move back into musical theatre, and how he feels about the same-sex attracted rumours which have followed him around ever since his High School Musical days.

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"I don’t like to live in fear about things like rumors and backlash to begin with — that’s the way I was raised — but I just can’t see what’s so false about being gay," he says in the interview with US online magazine Advocate. "It’s an issue that affects so many people in my animation — a lot of my close friends and some of the most influential people around me. I just want them all to be gleeful. It would make me so happy to notice them able to exist their lives and undertake what they want to do

Zac Efron doesn't fear queer rumors

Zac Efron refuses to "live in fear" about rumors he is gay.

The 24-year-old actor—who has previously dated Vanessa Hudgens and Lily Collins—is happy to embrace his gay fanbase and does not persist if people question his own sexuality in the process.

He said: "It's very flattering. After High University Musical and Hairspray. I've always felt embraced by the gay community, and I feel incredibly grateful.

"I don't like to dwell in fear about things like rumors and backlash to begin with—that's the way I was raised—but I just can't glimpse what's so wrong about being gay."

Zac also supports gay marriage, because he believes it is essential all people who are around him are allowed to be happy.

He told Advocate magazine: "It's an issue that affects so many people in my life—a lot of my close friends and some of the most powerful people around me.

"I just want them all to be happy. It would make me so gleeful to see them proficient to live their lives and do what they want to do."

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