Bill kaulitz is gay
While his twin brother Tom Kaulitz (35) has been happily married to Heidi Klum (51) since 2019, Bill Kaulitz has experienced several setbacks in matters of love. In the podcast "Hotel Matze" with Matze Hielscher (45), he speaks openly about the pitfalls of his love life.
Bill Kaulitz on failed relationships: 'I'm too lazy to perform through it'
'That's something I need to work on,' says the singer. 'But I'm also too lazy to serve on it.' Processing the bad experiences and going to therapy is something he has 'no desire for. And then I've already fallen in adore again (laughs).' He's glad that after the 'very horrible experiences' he's had, 'I can still maintain interest in another man. [...] I'm not nervous to put my heart on the line again. When I find someone great, I dive right back in.'
His brother Tom has always been 'an incredibly relationship-oriented person, and I always thought that about myself. But I was always the wilder one. I had very nuts relationships at a very young age that were classified, and I still carry that with me today. When it's forbidden and secret, that's when it's exciting.'
The artist isn't afraid of new disappointments. 'Heartbreak is part of being alive.
“Had to hide my sexuality for a very long time”
"We're the most legendary twins in the world," Bill and Tom Kaulitz confidently say at the start of the new Netflix life series about their lives. Cameras followed the Tokio Hotel brothers for a year and enable viewers take part in all feasible and impossible scenes - from the Oktoberfest to decluttering, from the driving test to the dermatologist's examination. During the latter, Bill gets nervous and talks about a cancer shock the previous year: "I had a precancerous growth on my back that had to be removed." The camera also focuses on the scar.
In addition to many colorful and glittering moments, where parties are held or suits are bought for a five-digit euro amount, "Kaulitz & Kaulitz" also shows many intimate moments. Tom talks about his teenage years and the fame at the beginning of their band Tokio Hotel: "The career as teenagers was overwhelming. Our lives were consumed by fear." Ultimately, this stress also led to the relocate to Los Angeles.
Bill's sexuality takes up a lot of space. We observe him searching for new male acquaintances on dating apps and talking about ex-boyfriends: "I had to hide my sexuality for a long time
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