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10 Celebs Who Have Talked About Being on Grindr

Gus Kenworthy; Joel Kim Booster; Luke Macfarlane
Gus Kenworthy; Joel Kim Booster; Luke Macfarlane


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Gus Kenworthy; Joel Kim Booster; Luke Macfarlane
Gus Kenworthy; Joel Kim Booster; Luke Macfarlane

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Famous people are human beings. They also want to date, hook up, find love, and/or just have fun. Grindr is a popular app for those who are gay and looking – and celebrities aren’t immune to giving it their best shot.

For a few reasons, it can be somewhat tricky for a celebrity to be on Grindr. There’s a chance that users will report you for potentially catfishing as a famous person. There are also guys who will hit you up on the app as fans, not as interested suitors. While this can lead certain celebrities to give up on Grindr and delete their accounts, there are also those who are still hopeful about their prospects on the gay dating app.

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Scroll through to find out which gay celebrities have talked about being on Grindr.

Adam Rippon

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“Yeah, I’ve dated on the internet,” Olympian Adam Rippon revealed in an interview with Vice. “Grindr is just trash. You’re not looking for love, you’re looking for a mistake.” The athlete then demonstrated how his torso-only profile picture used to look like on Grindr.

Andy Cohen

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Andy Cohen Keeps Getting Kicked Off Dating Apps

Andy Cohen has talked about being on the apps and using Grindr a few times. During an interview on The Ellen DeGeneres Show, Cohen joked about the issues that come with being famous and trying to use gay dating apps. The Watch What Happens Live host explained, “There is a gay dating app [Grindr] that I’m on that I keep getting kicked off of because they think I’m impersonating Andy Cohen.”

Billy Eichner

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While promoting Bros, Billy Eichner told Variety that he had been kicked out of Tinder twice. The actor then added, “I’ll stick to Hinge and Grindr and everything else. I do not need another mug telling me it’s okay to be alone.”

Gus Kenworthy

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Gus Kenworthy has shared a few social media posts about being on Grindr. During an interview with Vanity Fair, the Olympian also talked about how “Grindr crashed” at the Olympic Village during the 2012 Summer Olympics in London. Even though Kenworthy was “excited for that” experience in the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi, things were a bit chillier then. In 2019, the athlete also did a video for Grindr where he met the Old Gays.

Joel Kim Booster