R&B star Khalid proudly spoke out about his sexuality as he went to social media on Friday to end the rumors people have been spreading about him.

“there yall go. next topic please lol,” Khalid wrote on X as he posted a rainbow flag emoji next to his message.

Although he is now officially confirming his true self, Khalid added that he has always been proud of his identity.

“I wasn’t hiding anything! It’s just not any of your business,” the singer wrote as he responded to a person who said “the closet was glass.”

The R&B star continued to tell people to mind their own business, saying his sexuality will not affect the world in any way.

“I got outted and the world still continues to turn. Let’s get this straight (lmao) I am not ashamed of my sexuality! In reality it ain’t nobodies business! But I am okay with me,” he wrote on social media. “love yall.” 

Who is Hugo D. Almonte?

According to Rolling Stone, Twitter/X personality and aspiring singer Hugo D. Almonte sparked the recent speculations about Khalid when he shared a photo of himself with Khalid and made accusations.

In the series of posts he published on X, which are now deleted, Almonte said a “gay R&B singer” once “tried to set me up and lie that I broke into his house.”

In turn, Almonte has received backlash for outing Khalid.

https://twiter.com/kelendria_stan/status/1860133076246102312

As Khalid confirmed his identity, one person resurfaced the singer’s 2022 music video for “Satellite.”

“Then there was the LGBTQ anthem he gave us in 2022 but ya’ll kinda slept. Either way.. hate that Khalid was forced out but he wasn’t ‘hiding’ it. He just didn’t need to TELL nobody,” the person wrote on X.

The Grammy-nominated singer was once again happy to see that his fans already knew who he really is.

“thank you! ! ! ! I was never hiding,” he wrote.

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