Actress Michelle Rodriguez, who has been making the rounds promoting her latest film Battle: Los Angeles was asked by RumorFix on the red carpet for her movie career if there were any rumors out there that she would like to clear up, and you know she had to pull out her bullhorn to announce that she's not a fist pumping fan of the tuna taco. She's slightly telling the truth when she says she's not a lesbian. She floats more in the middle, if you know what I'm saying and I think you do. If she's insinuating that she's straight that would most definitely be a lie, since it would be hard for her to cover up those girl-on-girl photos that came out a while back (making out with and secretly dating BloodRayne actress Kristanna Loken, getting arrested after assaulting her "roommate" in jersey). I know this for a fact because one of my sources knows her personally after working on a technological project I will not speak about because it may blow said person's cover. So she likes sausage, but sometimes (if you want to count Vin Diesel, which as you are reading this I am giving the side-eye).
As a reminder, here's a little something Michelle wrote on her blog after Kristanna Loken hinted to a relationship with the butch actress back in 2007:
"If I were Ellen I may get away with: ‘ The I’m Gay’ level of exposure, but I’m not a comedian, I like men; ( real One’s Anyway) and I’ve only bin in this business for 7 years not 20. Years of recognition can give a person lots of leverage especially if you have many years of positive recognition under your belt. There are certain things that can close doors between a celebrity and certain audiences. Especially in a world where walls are constantly being put up by people seeking comfort and groups to belong to. There is so much out there, over-saturation of music, media, Agenda News, war, political drama, high school prom drama, image drama, religion drama, Bully drama. All this drama is caused by one thing, not understanding the true meaning of communication and the real power behind it. It’s tough to learn, I’m working on it myself, but when people come out of nowhere and put words in my mouth or call me Gay, they should really think for one second How they could truly affect my life by doing such things. You don’t know what producer, director, would be husband or future audience member may be influenced by these opinions and media content."
Sounds to me like at the time she was afraid if it came out that she were gay that it would prove more difficult for her to get more roles in Hollywood. It shouldn't matter your sexual orientation since there's not that many quaility roles for women period. She did reveal on The View this morning that she is writing a script where she will play against type for once.
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