COUNTRY singer Maren Morris has received praise from fans after announcing she is bi-sexual during Pride month.
In late May, The My Church singer commenced her RSVP Redux Tour at The Masonic venue in San Francisco, California.
On Saturday night, Maren, 34, performed at the Arizona Financial Theatre in Phoenix.
The Grammy-winning artist donned a sleeveless sheer, ruffled white top over her black bra.
She flaunted her flat tummy while wearing skintight black pants.
Her highlighted straight hair flowed and reached to her shoulders.
While belting out her tracks, the country singer had a pride flag placed between her boobs.
During her performance, she raised the rainbow flag high and waved it back and forth.
In late September, her tour will end at the All Things Go Music Festival in Columbia, Maryland.
COMING OUT
On Sunday, the singer took to Instagram and shared snapshots of herself in the steamy outfit from her concert.
Maren also revealed her sexuality in the caption of her post.
“Phoenix, Arizona. Happy to be the B in LGBTQ+ (Lesbian, Gay, Bisexual, Transgender, Queer/Questioning, and many other terms).”
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“Happy Pride,” she closed and added a rainbow emoji.
THE COMMENTS
Fans jumped to the comments section and praised her announcement.
“Happy Pride, an actual icon!” one fan cheered.
“HAPPY PRIDE! Thanks for being an inspiration, and what a special pride this one is!” another fan gushed.
Ryan Hurd & Maren Morris Timeline
Check out the timeline of Ryan Hurd and Maren Morris’ past relationship:
While writing the song entitled Last Turn Home for country legend Tim McGraw, Ryan met Maren for the first time.
The former couple began dating in December 2015.
In July 2017, Hurd popped the question and asked Maren to marry him.
In March 2018, they walked down the aisle in Nashville, Tennessee.
The exes welcomed their first child, Hayes Andrew Hurd, in March 2020.
In 2021, Maren and Hurd released their first duet, Chasing After You.
In October 2023, Us Weekly reported the couple called it quits after five years of marriage.
“My favorite bicon. Happy Pride, angel!” a third fan added.
“A fellow bicon! So much love for you!” a fourth person wrote.
“Happy Pride, you perfect human! So proud of you,” a commentator cheered.
‘SO EMBRACING OF ME’
In mid-June 2018, the mom of one wrote a love letter to the LGBTQ community for Billboard.
“One of my favorite experiences from my headline tour last year was getting to really see who my fans were and where they’ve come from,” Maren expressed.
“The LGBTQ community was so embracing of me and I felt this precious responsibility to be a voice in country music for them because it’s a genre that historically has not.”
“Walls are coming down, tolerance has turned to acceptance and incandescent support.”
“However many revolutions we get around the sun, we’re all here to love and be loved,” Maren concluded.
