Jonathan Van Ness From “Queer Eye”: “I’m Nonbinary. I’m Gender Nonconforming.”
Van Ness also said that while he does not identify as a man and sees himself more fluidly, he uses he/him pronouns.
Van Ness, who has been vocal about his identity as a gay man, said he didn’t know the most accurate label to use when it comes to his gender until more recently.“I’ve been wearing heels and wearing makeup and wearing skirts and stuff for a minute, honey,” Van Ness told Out. “I just didn’t know that that meant that I had a title.”
“It’s this social construct that I don’t really feel like I fit into the way I used to,” he said. “I always used to think, 'Oh, I’m like a gay man,' but I think any way I can let little boys and little girls know that they can express themselves ... no matter how they present is really important and exciting.”
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