Yailin reaffirms her bisexuality in La Casa de Alofoke; shows her support for the LGBT community

Lady Alvarez
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Yailin reaffirms her bisexuality during her participation in La Casa de Alofoke and expresses her support for the LGBT community. Santo Domingo.- Dominican urban artist Yailin La Más Viral publicly reiterated her bisexual orientation during her participation in La Casa de Alofoke, the reality show produced by Santiago Matías that is broadcast uninterruptedly on YouTube. During a conversation with the participants inside the house, the Italian-Venezuelan, Giuseppe asked Yailin if I liked women, so she openly expressed her identity, stating that she feels comfortable with her sexuality and that her position has been clear for some time. She also took the opportunity to show her support for the LGBT community.

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“I like women, of course I do! And men too, I hide nothing, I’ve always been clear,” expressed the singer, who in recent years has lived up to her nickname of “The most viral,” being one of the most media figures of the Dominican artist scene, for her personal and professional life. Yailin stated that her intention in sharing her orientation is not to seek controversy, but to be honest regarding her sexual identity, as she always has been. The urban music interpreter also sent a brief but precise message to the LGBT community, which for many is considered a sign of respect towards those who face discrimination due to their identity or sexual orientation. The House of Alofoke has served as a stage for several of its participants and guests to share personal aspects and topics of interest that transcend entertainment, generating conversation on topics such as identity, relationships, mental health, and acceptance.
Yailin’s presence on the show continues to generate impact and adds to similar expressions made by Vlady, one of the house members, who has also spoken openly about his sexual orientation, not only at a media level and within the framework of controversies, but also for the statements that promote visibility and representation within high digital consumption spaces in the Dominican Republic and Latin America such as La Casa de Alofoke.
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