Post-coming out, Noah has been refreshingly normal. He started college at the University of Pennsylvania, where he’s reportedly a “super chill” presence in the dining hall. He still posts about his love for Chick-fil-A and his dog, Ollie, and occasionally drops a thirst trap that gets thousands of likes. The difference? There’s a lightness to his content now. No more cryptic captions, no more hiding.
Cultural reference: His coming-out video has been compared to the 2026 “I’m gay” tweet from actor Kit Connor (of Heartstopper fame), who was forced to come out after fan speculation. Noah’s experience was gentler, a testament to a shifting cultural tide. We’re moving away from forced announcements and toward joyful, self-timed celebrations.
Fun Little Fact: The TikTok Sound
The audio Noah used? It’s from a 2026 video by creator Kyle Gordon, known for his satirical song “I’m in Love with the Coco.” The track is intentionally cheesy, and Noah’s choice to use it added a layer of humor that defused any potential drama. It’s a reminder that laughter is often the best armor. Don’t take yourself too seriously, even on big days.
