Создатель контента Гаттуз заявил в эфире, что он гей, несмотря на предыдущие заявления о гетеросексуальности

Adult creator Gattouz told viewers 'I'm officially gay' during a Q&A livestream on his official YouTube account, in a clip now widely shared online, despite previously describing himself as 'fully straight' in a June podcast appearance. The exchange appears at approximately 35 minutes and 55 seconds into the broadcast, where he repeatedly asks viewers: 'Chat, am I gay?' before making the statement. Gattouz then says that his videos with women were 'for avoiding the truth' and adds: 'My real sexual orientation is I'm gay.' The full video moves shortly afterwards to unrelated viewer questions, and the context leaves open whether he intended the passage as a serious public declaration, live-chat banter or something else. The Q&A broadcast has become the focus of online discussion because it contrasts with Gattouz's earlier public comments. The video is a primary source for what he said, but the significance and permanence of the remarks remain matters that only Gattouz can clarify. Gattouz Q&A Livestream Puts Viral Clip in Context The full Gattouz video shows that the widely circulated 'I'm officially gay' extract was taken from a longer Q&A, rather than uploaded as a standalone statement. The sequence begins with Gattouz addressing the chat and repeatedly asking, 'Chat, am I gay?', before he uses the phrase that later appeared in short reposts. That context is relevant because viral excerpts can remove the tone, prompts and surrounding conversation that shape a viewer's understanding. Although Gattouz's own words are clear in the recording, the video does not itself settle whether he intended them as a serious public statement about his sexual orientation. The clip later circulated on X, including in a post that referred to Jakipz, the online name used by Canadian creator Jake Andrich. Fashion Times reported that the caption framed the moment as a joke connected to a separate online discussion, not as evidence of a relationship or public dispute involving the two creators. Earlier 'Fully Straight' Comment Gattouz's Q&A remarks have attracted attention because of his 2 June 2026 appearance on Pillow Talk. At around the 26:43 mark in the episode, titled GATTOUZ SHOOTS HIS SHOT AT CECE ROSE LIVE ON PILLOW TALK, the host asks: 'Now, Gatus, you are fully straight, correct? You're not gay at all.' Gattouz replies: 'No, I'm fully straight.' He also says he was not interested in requests involving gay men at the time. The episode centred on his work, attraction and collaboration choices in adult content. The contrast between the June comments and the September Q&A has prompted users to question whether the later remarks reflect a change in how he identifies or were made in a different context. Fashion Times also reported that Gattouz had later discussed potentially making adult content with men if he received a sufficiently high financial offer. That reported professional consideration would not, by itself, establish his sexual orientation or private relationships. What Is Verified and What Remains Unclear The primary video establishes that Gattouz said 'I'm officially gay' and later described his 'real sexual orientation' as gay during the September Q&A. It also shows that those comments followed repeated questions to the livestream chat about whether he was gay. The June Pillow Talk episode establishes that Gattouz had previously called himself 'fully straight'. Taken together, the public videos show two different statements made months apart, but they do not allow a reporter to determine the seriousness, permanence or personal meaning of the latter remarks. Some social-media users have described the ambiguity as 'queer-baiting'. That is an interpretation of motive, not an established fact, and the article should not present it as such. Gattouz, also known as Gattouz0, is an adult-content creator who built an online audience through fitness and premium content. Until he offers further context, the verified account is that he made the statements during a full public Q&A after previously calling himself 'fully straight' in a podcast.