Chris Evans, gay brother Scott Evans & mother at GLAAD Media Awards
Mon. April 22, 2013 3:34 PM by OnTopMag.com
Los Angeles, CA -
Chris Evans appeared with his gay brother Scott Evans and their mother Lisa Evans at Saturday's 24th Annual GLAAD Media Awards in Los Angeles.
The ceremony was hosted by Drew Barrymore, who told the crowd that "we must hand over our world to our children with equality for all."
Jennifer Lawrence and Harvey Weinstein presented President Bill Clinton with GLAAD's inaugural Advocate for Change Award.
Chris Evans is best know for his superhero roles as Johnny Storm (the Human Torch) in Fantastic Four and Fantastic Four: The Rise of the Silver Surfer and Steve Rogers (Captain America) in Captain America: The First Avenger and The Avengers. His younger brother Scott Evans is best know for playing gay police officer Oliver Fish on ABC's One Life to Live. Lisa Evans played his mother on the daytime soap.
"Tonight, I'm coming out as an ally for equality," Chris told the crowd. "And I already came out," Scott said. Lisa added, "And I've known since the day he was born." "And I've never cared either way," Chris followed up.
Related: WATCH: President Clinton accepts the Advocate for Change award at GLAAD Media Awards
The ceremony was hosted by Drew Barrymore, who told the crowd that "we must hand over our world to our children with equality for all."
Jennifer Lawrence and Harvey Weinstein presented President Bill Clinton with GLAAD's inaugural Advocate for Change Award.
Chris Evans is best know for his superhero roles as Johnny Storm (the Human Torch) in Fantastic Four and Fantastic Four: The Rise of the Silver Surfer and Steve Rogers (Captain America) in Captain America: The First Avenger and The Avengers. His younger brother Scott Evans is best know for playing gay police officer Oliver Fish on ABC's One Life to Live. Lisa Evans played his mother on the daytime soap.
"Tonight, I'm coming out as an ally for equality," Chris told the crowd. "And I already came out," Scott said. Lisa added, "And I've known since the day he was born." "And I've never cared either way," Chris followed up.
Related: WATCH: President Clinton accepts the Advocate for Change award at GLAAD Media Awards
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