Miles Regrets Coming Out on Love & Hip Hop Hollywood!!!
When it comes to Love & Hip Hop Hollywood first gay couple Siir Brock aka Miles Regrets Coming Out on Love & Hip Hop Hollywood.
If you’ve been watching this season then you know Miles Brock has really gone through it to prove his love for his partner by coming out to his on-and-off girlfriend Amber and family members. CelebNMusic247.com can attest that none of it was easy for Miles and now it appears that after all the drama he is having second thoughts.
During the season Miles’ relationship with cast member Milan intensified the pressure to come out. Plus it was a first in network television history, a black male gay couple were given a narrative. There were even rumors circulating that heterosexual male cast members didn’t even want to shoot scenes with them. Of course, those were shot down as VH1 broadcasted their “Out In Hip Hop” special featuring guest commentary from Big Freedia, Buttahman, Ray J, DMC and more.
Now that Miles, aspirations as a rapper, has officially come out in front of millions he’s hoping to join the ranks of other LGBT artists with a huge following. But has it helped him to become a rapper or does he have to be catogorized as a LGBT artist? Miles talks Love & Hip Hop, the end result of coming out in a recent interview with HHDX:
Miles says:
“I guess for me, it’s just never a real right time to tell someone or anyone something like that. That’s why I would like to thank the show because it really helped me figure out a way to tell her. I really didn’t know how. This is never good news whether five or ten years ago. For me, it’s: How do you tell someone something like this? How do you turn bad news like this into something better the best way you can. Even a little bit afterwards, I kind of regretted doing it. I got through it and I’m sitting in front of you today.”
Siir Brock adds:
“Well, there’s a common misconception that I was in the closet, I was on the DL or all this stuff because that’s not what it was. I was in a relationship with Milan and he’s tight with Hazel. The opportunity to be on the show came. Of course, I was hesitant and had reservations about it. I was nervous and didn’t know if I wanted to do it. For me, I know there are a lot of people out there who are going through the same thing I’m going through. If I could help everybody else and be a pioneer, I will. I know my music is dope and hopefully everyone just judges me from my music than my music.”
He continues to say:
“I feel like I always knew subconsciously. I told myself I was straight and just put those feelings to the back of my mind. I throw behind until the pot over boiled and here we are today. It’s about living your truth and not being afraid of who you are. Just keep it 100.”
Miles talks about how coming out on LHHH has changed things:
“Right. To have such a serious subject being tackled on Love & Hip is different. It got a lot of people talking. I’m happy that Mona Scott-Young was courageous and brave especially in Hip Hop and black culture. I thank her for having me and Milan tell our story on her show”
Watch the FULL interview with HHDX below:
