Hugh Sheridan partner-Australian actor, singer, and TV personality, Hugh Sheridan was born on June 30, 1985, in Adelaide, South Australia, Australia.
What is Hugh Sheridan’s sexuality?
Hugh Sheridan identifies as bisexual and non-binary. He publicly announced his sexual orientation on June 26, 2021. He confirmed relationships with both men and women in an October 2020 interview with Stellar but preferred not to define his sexuality.
Who is Hugh Sheridan’s partner?
From 2009 to 2018, Sheridan was married to Venezuelan actor Rafael de la Fuente, an actor and singer. Sheridan proposed to boyfriend Kurt Roberts on the opening night of the Hughman stage performance on March 5, 2021; their split was disclosed in November 2021.
As of the time of filing this report, we have no information about his current relationship status.
Hugh Sheridan career
Sheridan played “Have Yourself a Merry Little Christmas” on the Seven Network’s Carols in the Domain television performance show in December 2008.
He secured a recording contract with Sony Music Australia in August 2009, and his first single “Just Can’t Throw Us Away” was released in September 2009 on Seven’s Dancing With the Stars. He followed up with the single “All About Me” the following month.
Speak Love, his debut album was released on November 27, 2009, and reached number 86 on the Australian ARIA Albums Chart. As the album’s third and final single, a remix of the title track was released in June 2010.
Sheridan co-founded The California Crooners Club with Emile Welman and Gabe Roland in 2015. CCC toured Adelaide, Sydney, and Melbourne to critical acclaim in the spring of 2016.
Sheridan starred with the Sydney Theatre Company in The Lost Echo before being cast as Ben Rafter in the Seven Network series Packed to the Rafters.
Sheridan received the “Most Popular New Male Talent” Logie Award in 2009. He co-hosted The Kyle & Jackie O Show in February 2011 with George Houvardas, another Packed to the Rafters actor.
During a break in the filming of Packed to the Rafters in 2012, Sheridan served as the host of the Network Ten talent competition series I Will Survive. Sheridan was chosen as one of the Adelaide Fringe’s three ambassadors in 2017.
In 2020, a petition expressing “disappointment” over the casting of Sheridan in the lead part of Hedwig, who many people believe to be a transgender character, and the absence of LGBTQ inclusion in the show caused the Australian production of Hedwig and the Angry Inch to be postponed.
Daya Czepanski, David Campbell, and Michaela Banas, among others, wrote an open letter to the Sydney Festival outlining the importance of trans representation when portraying trans characters. Zoe Terakes published the letter on Instagram.
The letter also demanded that Sheridan be recast because he admitted to liking both men and women but avoided labeling his sexual orientation.
John Cameron Mitchell and Stephen Trask, the American writers of Hedwig, responded to the petition with a statement claiming that they did not think Hedwig was transgender and that anyone could perform the part; however, the Australian producers, Showtune Productions, canceled the program.
Sheridan made his stage debut with Hughman at the Adelaide Fringe in March 2021. In Back to the Rafters, an Amazon Prime Video remake of Packed to the Rafters, Sheridan played Ben Rafter once more.
When Sheridan finished third in Season 4 of The Masked Singer Australia in 2022, it was discovered that he was actually a Rooster. Sheridan portrayed Jonathan Larson, the main character, in Tick, Tick…Boom! in 2023 in Melbourne, Brisbane, and Sydney.
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