Chloe Grace Moretz Embraces Her Truth: A Heartfelt Revelation of Love

Chloë Grace Moretz has just delivered a social media bombshell that’s gone viral faster than a cat video on a Tuesday afternoon. In a moment that could only be described as both bold and refreshing, she announced to the world that she is, indeed, a gay woman. And, naturally, she managed to blend this personal revelation with a pinch of political commentary about the 2024 presidential election.

In a delightful twist that would make any writer envious, Moretz shared an Instagram post showcasing an image of a New York voting sticker that reads, “I voted early 2024.” Yes, you read that right. It seems even the voting stickers have achieved a level of sophistication in this election cycle. Not one to shy away from the spotlight, she proudly declared her support for Kamala Harris, highlighting the legal protections that the current Vice President would provide for the LGBTQ+ community. Because what’s an announcement without a side of social responsibility?

Moretz boldly encouraged her followers to join the voting party early, suggesting they could waltz over to IWillVote.com—because if there's one thing we learn from celebrities, it’s that civics should always come with the gloss of celebrity endorsement. “I voted early and I voted for Kamala Harris,” Moretz passionately expressed in her post. “There’s so much on the line this election. I believe the government has no right over my body as a woman, and that decisions regarding my body should ONLY come from myself and my doctor.” Preach, Chloë! It’s as if she threw a little shade at a certain segment of the government, and wow, did it feel good.

In an interesting plot twist that could rival the script of any romantic comedy, Moretz has remained relatively quiet about her sexual orientation until now. Yet, whispers of a romance with model Kate Harrison have swirled around since 2018. Their recent Instagram post from a friend’s wedding featured some adorably telling images, including a place card that had their names printed together. A modern-day “will they, won’t they” saga unfolding before our very eyes!

Chloë, the star of fan-favorite hits like Kick-Ass and Carrie, isn’t just a pretty face—she’s also an actress who has voiced the iconic Wednesday Addams in a pair of animated Addams Family movies and assumed the lead role in the animated film Nimona. These days, she can be seen in the sci-fi series The Peripheral, proving she can do it all, from horror to humor to tackling the intricacies of teenage angst.

In case that wasn’t enough, she’s also set to star alongside Lupita Nyong'o in the upcoming MMA drama Strawweight. Rumor has it, the Kick-Ass franchise is undergoing a reboot, but details are as murky as a plot twist in a soap opera. While it’s looking doubtful that Chloë will reprise her role as Hit-Girl, she has hinted at the prospect of returning, saying, “I think I would love to do a Kick-Ass 3. I think it'd be really fun to see where Hit-Girl goes and what she's like as an adult.” Cue the applause because who wouldn’t want to see that?

So here we are, in a world that’s suddenly fuller, brighter, and, yes, more politically aware, thanks to Chloë Grace Moretz. If she can navigate the strange waters of Hollywood while making heartfelt declarations about love and identity, then maybe there’s hope for us all.