Comments liken her to the iconic character of Cleo that she played brilliantly in Set It Off or casually state that she should "come out" already. Really. That's easier said than done, and it might impact her income, based on the types of roles she could play in Hollywood. The real issue is that it's nobody's business. She may want to actually keep her private life, uh, private. It is not for the public to determine if and when Dana Owens will come out and to whom she will come out. In our best fifth-grade voice, with our hands planted firmly on our hips-to-be, "Mind your business
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I'm sure those close to The Queen know her! However, I agree,it's not everybody's business who she's sleeping with. Just like Wanda Sykes, The Queen will come out when it's necessary.
It is always interesting to me that if it is your next door neighbor that is having a same sex relationship it's nothing, but when it is someone famous, it national news. People should just let people be who they are and leave well-enough alone.
Unfortunately, people in the limelight have their personal lives on blast. They are expected to be perfect in every way, but someone is waiting for them to make a mistake. To some, bad news is better than no news. Yet, it makes them even more famous, because it's something to talk about. Look at Ellen DeGeneres, Rosie O'Donnell, Clay Aikens, Nate Berkus and Adam Lambert. Do we really care? Remember when Madonna kissed Britney Spears on t.v.? They both became even more popular.
@Yvette great point! The more we bring it up the more popular they become - ultimately driving up their profits! Great comment.
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