Who is Jesse Sullivan? 3 unknown facts about Francesca Farago's fiance
VANCOUVER, CANADA: Jesse Sullivan, also known by his online name Jesse Sulli, is a renowned American TikTok star, internet personality, content creator and now Francesca Farago's fiance. His impressive acting skills have earned him numerous roles in movies and TV shows, as evidenced by his profile on IMDb.
'Too Hot To Handle' star Farago, who gained widespread recognition from her appearance in the reality TV series, announced her engagement to Sullivan on Instagram on Tuesday, May 2. She captioned the photo, "WE’RE ENGAGED [heart emoji] a glimpse into the most magical night ever [ring emoji] obsessed with our family.. what is life!!" along with pictures of the romantic evening they had.
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3 unknown facts about Jesse Sullivan
1. Sullivan publicly came out as transgender on Halloween 2019 in an Instagram Post. He confirmed that he had started taking testosterone treatments as part of his transition. Sullivan is open about discussing his experience as a transgender person and even appeared in the documentary 'My Transparent Life', in which he spoke about the challenges of being a transgender parent.
2. On his account, @jessesulli, Sullivan has over 2.8 million followers and generated upwards of 125.1 million likes across all of his posts. He frequently updates his girlfriend on his life, shares dub-over memes with his child and cracks jokes with her. However, a lot of his videos also document his experiences as a trans person, such as post-op checkups, identity affirmations, and even dealing with hateful remarks. Even now, he still discusses his transition in detail.
3. Sullivan is Trans parent to his now 13-year-old daughter, Arlo. In a conversation with Pop Sugar he said, ''You know how in high school, how everyone tries to be straight? I just happened to get pregnant from it," adding, "I would tell my parents stuff like, 'I feel like a boy,' and my mom would always say: 'You're a tomboy. It's OK. You'll grow out of that.' The reality is that I never did grow out of that. It was something that bothered me every single day. I was in the wrong body."