Lately, there's been a lotta chatter about Joe Keery's sexuality, especially after some intriguing comments he made. Fans are buzzing with excitement, hoping this might be a big reveal. But let's not jump ahead just yet—it might not be what everyone thinks.
Joe, who you probably know as Steve Harrington from *Stranger Things*, will be back in action in its fifth and final season. This series, with stars like Winona Ryder and Millie Bobby Brown, among others, will hit your screens on November 26th. Can you feel that excitement in air?*
Joe's been busy promoting this upcoming season, and he recently dropped by Hits Radio in London, tagging along with Charlie Heaton, Natalia Dyer, and Jamie Campbell Bower—who play Jonathan Byers, Nancy Wheeler, and Vecna, respectively.*
During his chat, they veered off talking about on-screen character crushes. Joe brought up *Robin Hood* from 1973, where both Robin and Maid Marian are foxes. Intrigued yet?*
Jamie Campbell Bower asked, "the original?", while Natalia inquired, "The fox?" Joe's cheeky reply, "both," set off all sorts o' speculations.*
When Jamie mentioned "the original," he probably meant that classic 1938 movie with Errol Flynn. But Joe was clearly talking about that charming animated version. Natalia just wanted some clarity on whether Joe's crush was on Robin Hood or Maid Marian.*
Joe's answer could swing either interpretive door wide open. Both Errol Flynn's character and those animated foxes have their own appeal.*
The conversation had its moments where everyone talked over one another, making it a bit unclear who Joe was really addressing. Despite that, it seems Keery has allies in LGBTQ+ circles, considering his active support. He'd likely be welcomed with open arms.*
Some fans saw Joe's words as a nod towards bisexuality, drawing parallels with their own experiences. One fan posted, "Joe Keery soft-launching his bisexuality by talking about a cartoon crush? That hits home." *
Others felt it might hint at a broader queer spectrum, with one fan quipping, "nothing straight about it." Another chimed in with a "thank you, Jesus," embracing all that speculation with gusto.*
Joe didn't stop at Robin Hood; he also mentioned having a childhood crush on Lola Bunny from *Space Jam*. Who couldn't relate when he said, "I remember being like 'Excuse me?!'" *
Natalia Dyer totally agreed, saying Lola was indeed "hot," and Charlie Heaton even asked her if she'd also crushed on Yami from Yu-Gi-Oh. Both Joe and Charlie nodded at Yami being a "hot pharaoh"—no arguments there!*
Jamie Campbell Bower joined in, reminiscing about *Buffy*, admitting he had crushes on several characters. Let me tell you, many can relate!*
The grand finale season lands in three waves. First, we get four episodes dropping on Wednesday, November 26th. Then three more on Christmas, and finally, ringing in New Year's Eve with one epic conclusion.*
We wanna hear what you think about all this Joe Keery talk! Drop a comment below, and let those conversations flow—with kindness, folks.*
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