Gigi went on to reveal that she got FFS - or facial feminization surgery. And to me, that's a trans non-binary person," Gigi explained. "One of those realizations came from watching the show Veneno," she revealed, going on to say that the show opened up their mind about "who I'm supposed to be. If the world hadn't shut down, I really wouldn't have been able to process it further," Gigi went on to say. It was a realization I didn't have much time to process as the episodes were airing. I would say that I'm leaning more towards the nonbinary side of that. On Drag Race, which was almost two years ago, I came out as gender-fluid, which I still very much identify with. It give me a lot of time to think and reflect. "This whole pandemic, leading up to that January point, was so crucial for me to have that time to myself. "Let's just jump right into it.around eight months ago, in January, right at the beginning of the year, I decided to begin the process of hormone replacement therapy, which for those of you who don't know, is the process of taking estrogen and testosterone blockers as a means of bringing in the woman and pushing out the man," Gigi said in a video, revealing that she underwent surgery. The RuPaul's Drag Race star opened up about her transition in a video on Sunday (August 29).
“I do identify as a trans, non-binary person, but I prefer she/her pronouns,” she said, adding that she will be known as Gigi Goode “from here on out”.Gigi Goode is getting candid about her journey. “I’m just going to look a little bit more feminine or born a female. Without getting into too much detail, which I may or may not do – I don’t feel like it’s anyone’s business but my own, I just feminized the parts of my face that I felt needed feminisation.
“It depends on the person and what they feel they need to feminize their face. “I knew that I wanted this to be a journey I was going on by myself, on my own, without any input from the outside world,” she said. Years later and among her realisations, watching the television show Veneno, which charts the life of trans singer Cristina Ortiz Rodríguez, gave her the blueprints to be “who I’m supposed to be”. This was the first time, she said, that she had spoken about her gender-fluidity. In the Drag Race werk room, Gigi Goode, then 21, told her fellow queens that she felt “both and neither” and she “teeters between male and female throughout my whole life”. “If the world hadn’t shut down,” Goode added, “I really wouldn’t have to process it further.” “I would say that I’m leaning more towards the non-binary side of that. “On Drag Race, which was almost two years ago, I came out as gender-fluid, which I still very much identify with,” she said. The coronavirus pandemic, Gigi Goode said, was a “crucial” moment to let her breathe and, at last, reflect on her gender identity after having so little time when the episodes of Drag Race “were airing”.
“Right at the beginning of the year, I decided to begin the process of hormone replacement therapy,” she said in the eight-minute-long video, “which for those of you who don’t know, is the process of taking oestrogen and testosterone blockers as a means of bringing in the woman and pushing out the man.” Gigi Goode says the pandemic gave her time to pause and realise she is trans
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