Country Star Maren Morris Just Came Out As Bisexual For Pride—And Fans Couldn't Be Happier

Country singer Maren Morris came out as bisexual in a Pride Month social media post.

On Instagram, Morris shared photos from her recent show in Phoenix, Arizona, with a caption expressing her pride.

“Happy to be the B in LGBTQ+ Happy pride.”

Folks were quick to wish her a Happy Pride.

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Some people were happily surprised.

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Morris, 34, first gained recognition with her country hit My Churcharound eight years ago, blending country with pop and R&B elements, and she has released three albums since her breakthrough.

In 2018, she married fellow country singer Ryan Hurd. They divorced earlier this year and share custody of their four-year-old son, Hayes.

This past February, the Grammy winner spoke to Us Weekly about focusing on herself after her decade-long relationship with Hurd, emphasizing the importance of reclaiming her singlehood and nurturing her relationship with herself.

She said:

“I feel like for so long, just being an artist and taking care of a lot of people on the road, you get so used to being the boss. I sort of lost sight of truly taking care of myself."

Folks thanked her for being an inspiration.

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Someone was confused about what the "B" means.

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On the flip side, many people who are also bisexual reached out.

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Other members of the LGBTQ+ community welcomed her.

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Some had wondered about her lyrics.

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A long-time fan commented how much this meant to them.

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Others were happy that they could embrace her influence in their lives even more.

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Many folks were reduced to emojis.

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Before her announcement, Morris was an active advocate for LGBTQ+ rights. She performed at a benefit show in Nashville in March 2023, protesting Tennessee’s ban on drag in public spaces. During the event, she shared her son's fascination with drag queens and criticized the culture war against drag performers.

In addition to welcoming her, one commenter thanked her for her ongoing support.

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Morris is currently on her RSVP Redux tour, which is taking her to smaller venues around the country.