Aubrey Anderson-Emmons, who is popular for playing the character of Lily in the sitcom Modern Family, has come out as bisexual. She shared the news on social media and used one of Lily’s iconic dialogues to make the announcement. She lip-synced to the scene where Lily says, “I am Gay!”

For the uninitiated, in the scene, Sofia Vergara’s character Glorai tells Lily, “You are Vietnamese”, to which the young girl says, “No, I am not, I am gay! I’m gay!” Her character said this because her fathers, Mitchelle and Cameron, were gay, which is why she thought that she is gay as well. The scene remains iconic as it raises awareness about homosexuality and how it is not a problem in a hilarious way.

Modern Family is a sitcom told in a mockumentary style. It follows three interconnected families and explores their diversity. Aubrey joined the show as Lily Tucker-Pritchett in season 3. In the show, she plays a Vietnamese girl adopted by her fathers, Mitchelle and Cameron. She was just four years old when she took on the role. Currently, Audrey, who is 18 years old, is diving into music under the name Frances Anderson.

She also starred in a short film called Tailwinds and appeared on Bill Nye Saves the World and Paradise Run as herself.

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