Eminem is gay? What is a mystery of Eminem sexuality?

Eminem has admitted to using the gay dating app Grindr to meet new people. The 45-year-old rapper has married Kimberly Scott twice, first in 1999 and then again in 2006 after a five-year separation, before divorcing the same year. Kimberly has a 21-year-old daughter.

They say bitten once, shy twice, but Eminem is still looking for someone to fall in love with.

In an interview with a leading American magazine, Eminem confirmed his use of dating apps, saying, “I mean, absolutely. Yes, Tinder. And Grindr. I also visited strip clubs.”

He said, “What can I say? I met women through going to strip clubs. It was an exciting time for me. It’s hard.

I’ve been on a handful of dates since my divorce, but nothing has gone so well that I wanted to go public. I’m just not in the dating mindset lately. Am I isolated? No, I’m good. Thanks for asking

Controversy over Eminem’s anti-gay lyrics results in a donation to the LGBT center

It’s no secret that Eminem has been accused of homophobia: on his 2000 album The Marshall Mathers LP, he rapped about stabbing gay people, and he’s back at it with his newly released sequel. Now one of his partners has indicated that she will donate the income from her work with him to LGBT youth organizations based on his texts.

‘Titanium’ artist @Sia donate part of the proceeds of a new song with @Eminem to the centre. Buy ‘Beautiful Pain’ now: http://t.co/j7SqffJ3cd

– Los Angeles LGBT Center (@LALGBTCenter) November 5, 2013

Despite Eminem’s open support for marital equality, his lyrics aren’t exactly permissive. When released ahead of the album, “Rap God” from The Marshall Mathers LP 2 immediately caught the attention of attentive listeners.

Between citing his rap influences and comparing himself to Thor, Eminem constantly threatens and humiliates LGBT people with harsh language. The rapper told Rolling Stone that his use of a slur does not indicate homophobia.

He went on to investigate whether it was actually his alter ego Slim Shady using those terms, but declined to explain who he raps like in that song, despite Slim Shady being called to the mic early on.

This is one aspect of Sia’s defense of Eminem, which can be heard on the MMLP2 single “Beautiful Pain,” a song about starting over and letting go of old difficulties.

After Keo Nozari of The Huffington Post reported on the conflict between Sia’s collaboration with Eminem and the lyrics to “Rap God”, he and Sia debated her position on the matter on Twitter.

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She wrote that “[Eminem] certainly respects the gay community he is closely associated with in his personal life” “he has a character named slim shady who represents the worst and darkest gal in America” and “I personally know he is not a homophobe but a performance artist”; she has since deleted some of these tweets due to negative comments.