Comedian Joe Lycett has announced he has become a father for the first time after his long-term partner gave birth to a baby boy, just days on from revealing he was in a relationship
Comedian Joe Lycett revealed some unexpected news on Friday night as he announced the birth of his first child.
Chatting to RuPaul’s Drag Race UK season two finalist Bimini, Joe reiterated the fact he is pansexual, meaning he can be attracted to anyone regardless of their gender identity. Revealing his current relationship status, he explained: "It’s interesting now, being in a long-term relationship with a woman, because loads of people are like: 'Sorry, what?'
Reflecting further on his sexuality, Joe went on to recall: Pretty much all the biphobia I had when I first came out as bi was from… elder gay men who were like, pick a side. And I kind of get that as well, because, you know, some of them died for it. They were in that era. It was illegal for them.
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