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TV Presenter Fuzzy Announces "I'm Gay"

Fuzzy-001TV Presenter Faustino ‘Fuzzy’ Agolley has announced that she is gay.

Celebrating her 31st birthday, the former ‘Video Hits’ presenter posted a picture of herself cutting a rainbow cake to her website and social media channels, alongside a declaration of her sexuality.

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Since finishing her 5 year stint on ‘Video Hits’ the TV presenter and DJ has been the social media commentator for ‘The Voice’ and a regualar panelist on the ABC program ‘Q&A’.

As black as my skin, as Chinese as my blood, and as Australian and British are my nationalities, I’m also a proud Gay Woman.

Most importantly though, I’m a happy human being.

In her blog post Agolley described the trip to find her sexuality was a long road that was not always scenic.

She credited finding ‘a tribe’ of women of character who inspired her as an important part of her journey.

Read Fuzzy’s full post on her website.

 

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