Late-Life Lesbian Love: Stars Embrace New Paths

0:00On May 3rd, more women in the spotlight are coming out as lesbian or queer later in life after age 35. TV star Christine McGinnis just dropped that she's hunting for a wife three years after splitting from husband Patty McGinnis. She's dated both guys and gals, calls herself a five star lesbian, and wants a commitment ceremony without the legal papers. This fits a bigger way with stars like Sophia Bush, Cynthia Nixon, Nisi Nash, and Jodie Foster. Earlier this week, Christine spilled details on her podcast chat, talking double lives, co-parenting three kids with Patty and no plans for more. Children, she linked up with footballer Chelsea Grimes before, but keeps things casual now. Sophia Bush, 43, went public as queer last year with soccer player Ashlyn Harris after her own marriage ended. Society shifting big time gay marriage legal in the UK since 2014 and US 2015 makes living openly way easier. These women from their 30s to 50s are embracing love with women after straight marriages and kids.

1:03Fans and friends mostly cheer it on, like Nisi Nash's crew did when she went singer Jessica Betts at 56. Cynthia Nixon, 60, mirrors her sex and the city role, ditching a husband for wife Christine Maranoni back in 2004. They've got kids, together now. Jodie Foster came out at 50, now married to Alexandra Henderson after a long partner before. Even Meredith Baxter, 78, shocked folks in 2009 after three husbands. This trend shows love, don't punch a clock, folks figuring it out on their timeline, building families their way, and owning it loud as acceptance. Gross, stay in the know with entertainment and celebrity news today, AI-powered updates. I'm Corey with The Story.