Singer makes first red carpet appearance since gender transition
THE singer behind one of the catchiest hits of the 2000s has made their first red carpet appearance since her gender transition.
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TEDDY Geiger has walked the red carpet for the first time since revealing her gender transition last year.
The singer-songwriter, 29, attended the 2018 BMI Pop Awards in Los Angeles on Tuesday night.
Geiger was honoured at the ceremony for her co-writing on Shawn Mendes’ hits Mercy and There’s Nothing Holdin’ Me Back.
Last October Geiger confirmed to a fan on Instagram that she was transitioning into a woman after they questioned why she looked different.
“Okay … because u asked nicely … I am transitioning,” Geiger explained.
“I started talking about it with a couple of my close friends and family about a month ago and it’s given me the courage to start the process. I feel like the next step is to tell all y’all. So here goes. Love it or hate this is who I have been for a looooong time.”
Heyaaaa! A lot of u guys are asking. She/her pronouns are perfect âºï¸ð
â Teddy Geiger (@Teddygeiger) 29 November 2017
And... yes I am still Teddy ðð¼
â Teddy Geiger (@Teddygeiger) 29 November 2017
Since then Geiger has shared frequent updates on her transition to Instagram, revealing in November she had begun hormone therapy.
The singer has also said she would like to be referred to using female pronouns but will keep her first name Teddy.
Geiger is most famous for her 2006 hit For You I Will (Confidence), but in recent years has turned to songwriting for the likes of Maroon 5 and Shaun Mendez.
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