Singer-songwriter Kelly Clarkson is defending a same-sex couple she helped get engaged two years ago (video below), after the couple posted their wedding photo to Twitter and a fan invoked her religious bigotry to display her homophobia.
The couple sent Clarkson this beautiful wedding photo, saying, “We did it!”
Clarkson responded, tweeting, “Congrats you two!!”
One fan, who has been on Twitter for nearly eight years yet has just two followers, responded with religious judgment and bigotry, tweeting to Clarkson, “love your music but I don’t dig the dikes…still a sin any way you cut it.”
Clarkson wasn’t having it, and made sure she knew her fan knew where she stands.
“I almost didn’t respond 2 this because hate doesn’t deserve a spotlight but u know what, truth does, & the truth is that God is Love, & Love shared between two people should be praised not condemned in my personal opinion. I love u 2 although we see the world/love differently,” she tweeted.
Clark offered this gracious and grateful response:
Kiana Clark posted this video of Clarkson helping her propose in 2016:
“In June 2017, another fan proposed to his boyfriend during a meet-and-greet with Clarkson,” The Tennessean notes.