"Teen Wolf" actor Tyler Posey has rendered his apology on Twitter after he posted a Snapchat video. The interpretation of the video pointed towards Posey coming out, but later he clarified and apologized to the LGBT community.
In a statement, Posey clarified that he is not gay and stated that he is a supporter of love over hatred. According to Entertainment Weekly Posey has expressed his stance with the LGBT community and also stated that he is sorry if he has offended anyone with his video. Further, he added that his intention with the video was not to offend anyone and just wished to spread the love.
Post the release of Posey's video, "Teen Wolf" alum, Charlie Carver, has come out and Posey was more than happy. Posey feels that coming out has become a great deal easier for people now. He also mentioned an instance where he saw two young boys holding hands and going to school.
Reportedly, while hanging with friends, Posey had made a video. And, the video had Posey standing in front a sign which read, Gay Street. He was seen indicating that it was him and he exclaimed that he was extremely happy, Yahoo reported. The video ended with Posey screaming that he was gay.
Fans of Posey were certainly not happy with Posey's act, but the best part is that he has apologized immediately. Well, it is worth mentioning here that following the incident, Posey's former co-star, "Teen Wolf" Colton Haynes has come out.
However, earlier this year, in an interview with Entertainment Weekly, Haynes had expressed his shock on rumors that were doing the rounds about him being gay. He confessed that he should have commented then, but he further added that he was not prepared then. He admits that everyone has to make decisions but only when they are ready.
