Aubrey Anderson‑Emmons of Modern Family Comes Out as Bisexual
Introduction
In a powerful moment of authenticity, Aubrey Anderson‑Emmons, best known for playing Lily on Modern Family, came out as bisexual in a TikTok video that quickly went viral during Pride Month 2025. With a simple lip-sync and a bold caption, she joined a growing movement of Gen Z stars embracing and celebrating their identities publicly—and unapologetically.
What followed was an overwhelming flood of love, support, and pride from fans, former co-stars, and fellow LGBTQ+ creators. This wasn’t just a personal moment—it was a cultural one.
A Viral Moment That Mattered
The TikTok clip featured Aubrey lip-syncing to an iconic line from Mean Girls: “I’m not like a regular girl, I’m a cool girl,” followed by a cut to text reading: “I’m bi.”
Within hours, the video had surpassed 3 million views, with comments flooding in:
- “Our baby Lily is all grown up and GLOWING .”
- “Representation like this matters so much. Thank you, Aubrey.”
- “Welcome to the family!”
The post was also shared across her Instagram stories, solidifying the reveal across platforms. News outlets like People, Entertainment Weekly, and IndiaTimes quickly picked up the story.
Fan & Celebrity Support
The response from the celebrity world was immediate and heartwarming. Ariel Winter, who played Alex on Modern Family, reposted the video with the caption: “Proud of you, little sis 🌈.” Internet personality Trisha Paytas commented: “Yes queen! Celebrate YOU.”
Fans flooded her social media with supportive messages and memes, celebrating both the announcement and how far Aubrey—and her Modern Family character—had come since the show’s debut.
A New Era: Meet Frances Anderson
Aubrey Anderson‑Emmons is also carving out a new creative identity as Frances Anderson, her music persona. Her debut single, scheduled for release on June 27, has already garnered attention thanks to this recent spotlight.
The single is teased as an indie-pop anthem about self-love, confidence, and embracing change. The cover art dropped shortly after her coming out video, and fans are eagerly awaiting its release.
“Coming out wasn’t planned,” Aubrey said in a now-deleted Instagram Live. “It was just… right. And I want that energy in everything I do.”
Why This Moment Resonates
Aubrey is among the youngest stars from a major U.S. sitcom to publicly come out—and she’s doing so in a way that feels distinctly Gen Z: casual, expressive, and social media–driven.
Representation of bisexual individuals in Hollywood is still growing. Her announcement highlights the importance of visibility, especially for younger audiences who grew up watching her on screen. As more celebrities come out and share their journeys, conversations around gender and sexual identity continue to evolve.
And unlike previous decades, coming out now often includes:
- Reclaiming personal identity separate from former child star status
- Using music and art to express fluidity
- Connecting directly with fans through platforms like TikTok and Instagram
Conclusion: A Glow-Up We Love to See
From Lily Tucker-Pritchett to a Gen Z role model, Aubrey Anderson‑Emmons continues to grow in the spotlight. Her coming out isn't just a headline—it’s a beacon of joy, courage, and visibility.
As Pride Month continues, her moment is a reminder that being yourself is always worth celebrating.
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“What was your first Lily moment—and how does Aubrey’s reveal resonate now?”
“It was just… right. And I want that energy in everything I do.”
