Singer Ezra Furman Comes Out As A Transgender Woman And Mom-Of-One

In an emotional post to Instagram, American singer and songwriter Ezra Furman has revealed she’s a transgender woman and a mother-of-one. The 34-Year-Old spoke of how proud she now feels to be a Trans woman despite being hesitant to make the revelation. 

Songwriter Ezra Furman, 34, has come out as a transgender woman and mom-of-one.

Using she/they pronouns, Furman spotted in several photos alongside her child, revealed she has often described herself as non-binary. Thinking of who Furman is? He had written the soundtrack for Netflix’s hit “Sex Education.” ‘Love You So Bad’ can be heard in a trailer for the series. 

Furman wrote the soundtrack for Netflix’s hit “Sex Education.”

“I wanted to share with everyone that I am a Trans woman and also that I a mom and have been for a while now (like 2+ years). About being a Trans woman: for my own reasons, I have been hesitant to use these words, especially the ‘woman’ word. I have often described myself as non-binary, which maybe is still true.” Furman wrote. 

“I have often described myself as non-binary, which maybe is still true.”

She continued: “(I’m just gonna sit with that question for the moment). I am a woman, and yes, for me, it’s complex, but it’s complex to be any sort of woman. I am very proud to be a trans woman and to have come to know it and be able to say it. This has not been an easy journey.” 

Furman spotted with her child revealed she has often described herself as non-binary.

Furman took a moment to gush about motherhood, dubbing it beautiful and look but added she avoided sharing the news for the fear that she would be grilled. She shared a photo of the child, blurring out the face for privacy. “I have not yet mentioned in public that I’m a parent because I have been afraid of being judged and grilled about it as if it’s anyone’s business other than mine and my family’s,” Furman explained. 

Before now, Furman had avoided sharing the news for the fear that she would be judged and grilled.

She added: “But I’m telling you I’m a mom now for a specific reason. Because one problem with being trans is that we have so few visions of what it can look like to have an adult life, to grow up and be happy and not die young.” However, Furman, whose last album was released in 2019, had signed off her post saying Trans people do deserve to pursue the lives they want on their terms. 

During the Trans Day of Visibility in April 2020, Furman said one day dedicated to visibility for the community hasn’t made those within it feel any safer.

Likewise, in April 2020, Furman, a day after Trans Day of Visibility, opened up about the terrific abuse and violence faced by transgender people, stressing that having one day dedicated to visibility for the community hasn’t made those within it feel any safer.