Pink Pop Icon Peach PRC Comes Out
Image: Images: Peach PRC Facebook
Australian Tiktok star and bubblegum pop icon, Peach PRC, has dropped the L-word, so to speak.
Along with her announcement of her new single ‘God is A Freak,’ she said on TikTok, “I guess now is a good time to tell you all – I’m a lesbian.”
@peachprcthe people on my private account already know this but pls be nice ???? any negative comments will be deleted♬ original sound – Peach PRC
Peach PRC, whose real name is Shaylee Curnow, followed this with an Instagram post captioned “came out as a lesbian today (to be fair the closet was made of glass lol).”
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She followed this up with a second TikTok post where she joked about the procrastination she experienced coming to this realisation, using a voiceover that said, “maybe I’m a lesbian. But that’s a little secret for later!”
@peachprci read the first few sentences and said “maybe another time” ????♬ original sound – internet princess
Her caption refers to her procrastination in reading the lesbian master doc – a document written to help people work out if they identify as a lesbian.
Prior to this announcement, Curnow identified as a bi woman. Many lesbians in Curnow’s comments and across the internet responded relating to putting off coming to terms with their identities.
One user on Instagram commented, “Thank you for the hyper-femme lesbian representation. My young lesbian self could have really used this when I was growing up. You have NO idea how many lives you are changing by proudly living as an openly visible lesbian.”
A fan tweeted, “Peach PRC coming out as a lesbian is the best news I’ve heard all year.”
All I’m gonna say is, if you’re questioning your sexuality and ready for some home truths, read the lesbian masterdoc.
— Pheebs (ur fav fat babe) 🪩✨💃 (@fatpheebs) January 16, 2022
Another exclaimed, “PEACH PRC CAME OUT AS LESBIAN IM GONNA CRY ACTUALLY I LOVE HER SO MUCH I FEEL SO SEEN.”
https://twitter.com/tardisfacts/status/1482722093523509253?s=20
Curnow spoke to Pedestrian on the topic, saying, “I feel so welcomed by the lesbian community and finally at peace with something I’ve been shying away from for the longest time.”
