11 LGBTQ+ Celebs Who've Revealed Their Preferred Position: Top or Bottom?!

Andy Cohen – Top

Andy Cohen was outed as a top by his best friend Anderson Cooper.

“I know a lot of secrets about Andy,” he once said on Watch What Happens Live. “I guess the one that would most surprise people is he’s a top.”

Andy later told Attitude that he doesn’t love labels.

“The connotation about being a top or a bottom, I think for the person/the spectator who from the outside, or who can just be looking to make a generalization, it insinuates ‘Who’s the man and who’s the woman?’ which obviously is outdated. The truth about today is that everybody’s topped and everybody’s bottomed at one point in life; it’s more of an open playing field,” he said. “People have a lot of variations about sex and it’s safe to say I am well on board the train and enjoying the ride.”

Troye Sivan – Vers

Troye made the revelation on the High Low podcast with host Emily Ratajkowski.

“This is actually something I want to clear up,” Troye said on the podcast. “I wrote this one song called ‘Bloom,’ right? And it’s about bottoming. And the lyric is ‘I bloom just for you.’ And people took that and ran. I think in the sort of consciousness of gay people I’m some crazy power bottom or something, which is just not the case, and I just wanted to put that out there.”

He added, “I think sometimes people are just surprised if they go on a date with me or something like that and I’m like, ‘Oh, by the way, I’m not a bottom.’”

When Emily sent out a “PSA” to listeners that he’s not a bottom, Troye clarified by saying, “Not a full bottom, you know what I mean?” He’s versatile!

Troye‘s song “Bloom” was released back in 2018 and he referred to it as a “power bottom anthem,” though he must not have been singing about himself!

The lyrics included, “I need you to tell me right before it goes down/Promise me you’ll hold my hand if I get scared now/Might tell you to take a second, baby, slow it down/You should know I/I bloom just for you.”