“Accepting myself as I was designed led me to the day I stopped trying to fit into a world that never really fit with me and gave me the chance to blossom into the person I am today #selflove,” the reality star captioned an adorable pic of herself posing in front of a colorful flower wall.
She later tweeted a lengthy, heartfelt message to focus on why it’s imperative for everyone to accept others instead of pointing their fingers in judgement.
“I wanted to use my platform to educate people who are not informed. Let’s spread love and education not hate.”
Though Negrotti’s revelation came in an unexpected way, feeling forced to come out after being outed by castmate Kaleigh Morris on social media, the bubbly MTV star opened up to Us Weekly during an episode of the “Watch With Us” podcast.
“It’s been a 28-year battle for me,” she told Us of coming out. “I wanted to set a standard because you can’t do that.
There are so many teenagers and kids that commit suicide every year because they get outed inappropriately. She took something that was mine and made it her own, and she did it really in a nasty way.
Outing someone is not right and I want to set that standard … I wanted to come out in the right way, I wanted to turn it into something positive so that viewers that are going through the same thing that I’ve gone through don’t have to go through it for 28 years.”
Negrotti’s former Big Brother castmates also took to Twitter in support of the former NFL cheerleader.
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