It's show time, folks.

Has being out changed anything? Is there any down side to having come out as an actor?

Umm…gosh, that’s such a hot-button question and it’s hard to ask. Because I think it’s so subjective. It is never lost on me how lucky I am to be born at the time I am, and to be an actor at the time I am. I think I’m incredibly blessed, and it’s given me incredible, beautiful opportunities that I may not have had otherwise. So that’s the lens that I choose to look at it from. I mean, is there a cost/risk benefit? Or, you know, just a cost? Sure. But I think you have to be willing to let your authenticity be more important than what it may cost you. And that’s a trade-off that I’m willing to make. - Matt Bomer [9:36]

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Matt Bomer’s Magic Mike XXL D’Angelo routine in trailers: classy af and leaving us wanting more 

Matt Bomer + 6 Seasons of Gag Reels [1/3]

Matt Bomer being silly on White Collar season 6 Gag Reel. 

White Collar  |  4 quotes [2/4] → Mozzie: “It can’t be him, Peter. Neal always had it figured out. There was always a way out. It didn’t matter how tight the scrape, Neal could always slide past. He could always get away.” Peter: “Not this time.” (6x6)

Neal, stop (╯￣▽￣）╯︵ ┻━┻

White Collar  |  5 colors [4/5] → Green

Matt Bomer as Ken in Magic Mike and Magic Mike XXL

"When I was 15, I was leafing through the library , my drama club’s library in suburban Texas, and I came across the play, The Normal Heart. Needless to say living in Spring, Texas, the subject matter was well outside my realm of experience. I had no idea what it was about or what had been transpiring in the world around me. Two hours later I was upset, angry, informed, and changed. And I believe that’s how any person feels after experiencing The Normal Heart, regardless of who they are or where they come from." - Matt Bomer (PGA Awards January 24, 2015)