'I think it was always a whisper in me that got louder and louder,' Bachelorette alum Gabby Windey told The View (via toofab)
, and after the show wrapped, she decided to come out as bisexual. In honor of Pride Month, Elizabeth opened up, explaining that she didn't know if there'd ever be a perfect time to come out but thought it needed to be said.
"It's important to me today to share with you all that I am queer. More specifically I am, always have been, and always will be-bisexual. 🌈 If you know me personally you probably know this. Everytime I tell someone new this information I experience fear.
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