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October 10, 2012
Out and proud Mika 'not sick' of gay question

Singing sensation Mika releases his most intimate album yet, featuring material about his 'horrific breakup' with his boyfriend

Recently out singing sensation Mika says he's 'not sick' of being asked about his sexuality.

The 29-year-old pop star, who has always claimed he was bisexual and could fall in love with anybody, revealed he was gay in an interview with magazine Instinct in August.

'What am I supposed to say, "No, I'm not bisexual?" If I'm gonna talk about it, I'll leave it until I talk about my sexuality in an open, confident and unpressured way,' Mika told Pride Source website.

August 10, 2012
Gay pop star Mika unveils video for comeback single Celebrate

Newly out and proud singer suffers from a serious case of writer's block in video for first track from new album The Origin of Love

Gay pop singer Mika, who finally came out last week, has unveiled the music video for his comeback single Celebrate.

The song, which is a collaboration with hip-hop star Pharrell, is taken from his new album The Origin of Love.

In the video released today (10 August), Mika is seen suffering from a serious case of writers block.

After throwing a small forest's worth of musical scribblings on to the floor around him, he heads off into the night looking for inspiration at various parties and nightclubs.

August 4, 2012
Pop singer Mika comes out as gay

Previously known as bisexual, the 'Grace Kelly' singer has confirmed his sexuality after years of speculation

British pop star Mika has confirmed he is gay after years of questions surrounding his sexuality.

The ‘Grace Kelly’ singer had previously told reporters he was bisexual, and confirmed it in a 2009 interview with Dutch magazine Gay And Night.

In the interview, Mika said he had never labeled himself.

‘But having said that: I’ve never limited my life, I’ve never limited who I sleep with,’ he said.

‘Call me whatever you want. Call me bisexual, if you need a term for me.’