Hugh Sheridan has compared Rebel Wilson s outing by an Australian newspaper to a taunting piece written about them by the same reporter after their own coming out two years ago
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At one point Hugh put a protective arm around Kurt while he strolled alongside him, while Kurt returned the favour.
For the night out Hugh wore a white short sleeve shirt which was partially unbuttoned and a pair of graphic Camilla shorts.
Loved up: The two men were seen putting on a tactile display with them holding hands and kissing each other on the cheek as they strolled through the festival
He finished his festival-ready outfit with some decorative face stickers, a pair of white socks and white sneakers.
Kurt, meanwhile, covered his fit physique with a graphic long-sleeve Camilla shirt and matching shorts.
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Hugh, who says the term bisexual suits him more, went on to say he was over the moon after meeting his first boyfriend. It wasn t until I was at NIDA that I met a guy that I actually liked. I was over the moon. I told everyone, he said.
Love: It wasn t until I was at NIDA that I met a guy that I actually liked. I was over the moon. I told everyone, he told host Sam Armytage on the podcast I came out in a really big way. I was actually really relieved and happy. And I felt like this was a great thing for me.
Actor Hugh Sheridan has revealed he felt sad and lost after being dropped from the cast of stage musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch late last year.
The actor, 35, was due to play the lead role in the production, but he lost the job after objections from LGBTQIA+ group Queer Artist Alliance Australia.
The activists objected because Hedwig is transgender but Hugh isn t.
Hugh told Sam Armytage s Something to Talk About podcast he d moved his entire lift from the U.S. to Australia for the role, only for it to fall apart.
Gutted: Actor Hugh Sheridan has revealed he felt sad and lost after being dropped from the cast of stage musical Hedwig and the Angry Inch late last year