VIDEO: Ellen Page comes out as openly gay actress. Juno star confesses at Time to THRIVE conference in Las Vegas

Canadian actress Ellen Page appears to be the latest star which joins the group of openly gay celebrities. Page, who starred in the film Juno, unveiled publicly her private matter on Friday, Feb.14, when she delivered an emotional speech in Las Vegas.

“I’m here today because I am gay. And because, perhaps I can make a difference,” said Ellen Page in front of scores of people gathered at the Time to THRIVE event known usually as a conference to promote issues of the gay community.

The Hollywood actress who is set to play a role in an upcoming X-Men movie, was welcomed with frenetic applause during her revealings on Valentine’s Day.

“I am tired of hiding and I am tired of lying by omission,” Page told the audience. “I suffered for years, because I was scared to be out.” “We deserve to experience love fully, equally, without shame and without compromise,” added Page in the public disclosure about her sexual orientation.

VIDEO: Ellen Page FULL confession at HRCF’s Time to Thrive Conference in Vegas

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Michael Sam confession of last week, creates the possibility for him to become the first openly gay NFL player as he is eligible for the National Football League draft in May 2014.

Human Rights Campaign, an organizer of the conference, congratulated Ellen Page in a Twitter message.
“Congratulations, @EllenPage for taking the steps to live openly and come out as lesbian. #comingout,” the organization tweeted.

VIDEO: Ellen Page admits she gay in Las Vegas (Time to Thrive)