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Everyone Say Thank You To This TikToker For Julia Fox's Iconic Coming Out Video

To no one’s complete shock, Julia Fox came out as a lesbian on Monday. As one of the OG Internet Hot Girls, Fox announced her sexual identity the only way I would reasonably expect in 2024: via a TikTok stitch. And it’s all thanks to TikTok user @emgwaciedawgie (aka Gracin). In a recent video, Gracin said to the camera, “I love when I see a lesbian with their boyfriend. It’s like, Aw, you hate that man. You literally hate him.” To which Fox responded, “That was me. I was that lesbian. So sorry, boys. Won’t happen again.”

Fox briefly dated Kanye West in 2022, which was clearly a call for help. And if that wasn’t clear enough last October, Fox announced on The Drew Barrymore Show that she has “sworn off men.” Personally, I’m thrilled she’s now released from the chains of comphet. (Compulsive heterosexuality for those unfamiliar with the queer lingo.) And I’m even more thrilled that I had the chance to speak with the woman who basically inspired Julia Fox to say goodbye to dating dudes forever.

Queer comedian Gracin started posting content when the world fell apart in 2020 and has been doing comedy full-time on TikTok for the past four years. Thankfully for us, Gracin was willing to chat with Betches about what it was like to help facilitate Julia Fox’s coming out moment. Below is an edited version of our conversation.

@juliafox #stitch with @emgracedawg pt.2 ♬ original sound – Julia fox

An Interview With The Comedian Who Facilitated Julia Fox’s Coming Out

Betches: How did you find out that Julia Fox had stitched your video? Did a friend violently shake you awake or…?

My old manager sent me her video! I thought I was hallucinating or on drugs. It’s literally so funny and random that I’m part of such a big moment in lesbian pop culture. I love it, though! Seeing my name, or my face, randomly next to “Julia Fox has come out as lesbian” is so funny and not real.

Has Julia Fox reached out to you? Are you now besties? If not, what would you like to say to her? Perhaps a request to be credited in her next memoir.

Julia has not reached out to me, but she has liked my other videos about it. She is so queen, and I am “so Julia.” We will be intertwined forever. If I could give her a shout-out: Congrats, Julia Fox, on lesbianism! Even though you were already lesbian before TikTok I do feel like I have somehow graced your LGBTQ journey in the least creepy way. Love you, queen!

Is this perhaps the gayest moment of your career?

Definitely going at the top of my gay resume. It doesn’t even matter what job I am applying for. I will do my due diligence and let them know that I helped Julia Fox come out and change lesbianism forever. Even if I did it completely inadvertently they don’t need to know that.

Spill the tea. Who was the lesbian that inspired your original TikTok? Or just the general lore behind this TikTok.

Honestly, the general lore behind the original TikTok was a ~certain~ TikTok couple that used to be… Well, I don’t wanna name names. I just know a lesbian when I see one!

I trust you completely. Is there anything else you’d like to tell the public with your immense viral power? 

Congratulate a lesbian you know today and every day! We are truly living the dream free from men. We are God’s favorites, and we deserve all the love.

 

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Melanie Whyte
Melanie Whyte (she/her) leads the lifestyle and relationship content at Betches. As an amateur New Yorker and professional bisexual, she enjoys writing about the bane of sex and relationships in the city. She is also perpetually in her messy house era despite spending all of her money on Instagram ads.