The wife of the Elliot page shows the support after the actor goes out as transgender
"The existence of Elliot is a gift in itself," wrote Emma Porter on Instagram.
After leaving as transgender on December 1st,Elliot received an extension of fans support, other celebrities andLGBTQIA + organizations. One of the people closest to the life of the page - his wife,Emma carrier-Aso took the time to post publicly to get out. After the page posted his open letter on social media, the carrier republished on his own Instagram account, with a message of support and a request for "patience and confidentiality".
The Oscar's nominee page, who played in the moviesJuno andCreation and is currently on the Netflix seriesThe umbrella academy, came out as transgender andnon-binary in an open letter Monday. "I wantShare with you that I am transMy pronouns are he / they and my name are Elliot ", the message starts." I feel lucky to write this. Be here. Have arrived at this place in my life. "
The page thanks those who inspired and supported it, and note that his "joy is real, but it's as fragile". He explains herringStatistics of the murder and attempted suicide This affects the Trans Community, especially Trans Trans Trans Trans. Page promise to fight for others in the trans community using its platform. "To all the people transgences of harassment, deception of self, abuse and threat of violence every day: I see you, I love you and I will do everything I can change this world for the Best "page concludes the letter.
In response,Porton wrote on Instagram, "I am so proud of @elliotpage. Transversal and non-binary people are a gift to this world. I also ask for patience and privacy, but that you join me in the support of the transversal life of Life. Existence of Elliot is a gift in itself. Shine on Sweet E. Love you so much. "
Page and Porter, who is dancer and choreographer, announced that they were married in January 2018.Page written on Instagram at the time, "I can not believe I can call this extraordinary woman my wife."
Read more people who have expressed their support for the page. And for more reasons why it is important to use it / him and their / them when reference to the page, see this Personal Trial:People refuse to recognize my pronouns. This is what it's like.
Jameela Jamil stressed how much page leave the page.
Parallel to a link to an article on the page,Good place StarJameela Jamil wrote, "bigCongratulations to Elliot. This is incredible. It will say so much to so many people in the world. "
She later returned letter from the page with an emoji heart.
Kumail Nanjiani said he was a fan of the longstanding page.
The tourists actorKumail Nanjiani Tweeted to be a long page fan. "I was aFan of Elliot's for a very long time And I'm excited to see him pursue his fantastic work in the coming years, "wrote Nanjiani.
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Jazz Jennings called the message of the "Powerful" page.
Jazz JenningsTLC series starI am jazz About it growing like a young woman transgender,showed his support for the page In tweeting, "Thanks @Theelliotpage. This is one of the most powerful messages I have ever read. I love I'm trans too."
Ross Mathews meant "Thank you" page.
TV presenterRoss Mathews Promised to say "Thank you" the next time he sees the page. "I have never met Elliot Page, I'm in the event of events and shyly blocked," Tweeted Mathews. "I was a huge fan from" Juno "and - in real life - Be nervous around the people I love. So, I just enjoyed his work - movies and documents - by far. The next Once I do not just say hi, I say 'thank you.' "
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Miley Cyrus kept it simple, saying, "Elliot rules!"
In instagram comments on the page page,Miley Cyrus wrote, "Elliot rules!"
These are just some of the celebrities who have reached the support of the page. In another solidarity show,Variety report thatNetflix will update the page credits on past projects to show its correct name.
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