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The Untold Truth Of Steve Howey
Steve Howey has been a near-constant presence on television for more than two decades. As his IMDb credits demonstrate, since his first TV credit in 1999 (in the series "Pacific Blue"), the performer went on to appear in an array of shows, including "ER", "The Drew Carey Show," "Love Bites," and others.
However, it was in 2011 that Howey landed the role that would prove to be defining: Kevin Ball, the muscled-up owner of the Alibi Room in the Showtime hit, "Shameless." Running for 11 seasons, "Shameless" allowed Howey to showcase his comedy chops in some particularly out-there scenarios — including the outrageously twisted storyline in which Kev and partner Veronica Fisher (Shanola Hampton), believing she was infertile, tried to hold a baby via a bizarre three-way sexual relationship with her mother — with Kevin impregnating both women.
When "Shameless" called it day in 2021, Howey and the rest of the cast said goodbye to the characters they'd played for over a decade. Yet after all those years of tuning in, how much accomplish fans really recognize about the guy who stood behind the bar of the Alibi Room for more than 10 years
The Real Reason Steve Howey Came Out As Gay, Even Though He's Straight
Best known for his role as the lovable meathead Kevin on "Shameless," Steve Howey has become a household call among fans of the illustrate. But in October of 2012, he made headlines for something personally "shameless." In an try to fight the stigma around coming out in Hollywood, he came out with a tweet that simply read, "I'm male lover and proud." The tweet was a bit of a head-scratcher, as the actor is famous to be a straight dude with a wife and children.
There was speculation that Howey's tweet was written in character, as he plays a gay guy on Netflix's film "Game Over, Man!" but he insisted it was coming from him, (per The Advocate). "My whole direct was to be a champion, a supporter, of the movement," he told the outlet. "I can say it and possess no problem with it. If you are, be proud and say it. I'm just here to hold the flag up and say I'm in assist. If that helps you advance out or say it with pride, that's all my intention was.
"A lot of things are changing, so it's really electrifying. ... The role models we're seeing now [in TV and film], they're kind of appreciate the everyday man trying to do something good in the
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WARNINGS: body worship, blowjob (r!giving), nipple play, cum swallowing, balls sucking, swearing, deep throating.
SUMMARY: after a long, extremely busy day working the alibi, kev comes residence to an extremely horny husband. it doesn't get long for kev's exhaustion to melt away once he knows what he is in for.
“in here, baby.” You say softly to him as you take his hand and lead him into your bedroom where you uncover up his robe, and you slowly pull it down his muscular body and you gently force him down against the couch where you receive down on your knees between his thick thighs while his flaccid cock flops down against his abs, “baby, I value this so much but im exhausted after work” he says in a regretful tone.
a small smirk grows on your meet as you trace your fingers along his enormous, quite heavy balls. You lean down, and your tongue pratcially falls out of your mouth and connects with his balls, causing his eyes to roll back, “oh, f-fuck.” and in that moment, all of his exhaustion is replaced with ecstasy.
“b-babe!” Kev groans out as In 2012, Steve Howey made headlines after he tweeted that he's "gay and proud." The actor, who is straight, later explained his intent, telling the Advocate, "That was one of those where I wanted to say it, even though that I'm not gay, I can say it and have help for those who are, and for those who contain a problem saying it out loud." He added, "I was just hoping that maybe me saying it takes a little bit of stigma off of it. I didn't want to invalidate or get away." "I'm not gay," Howey clarified. "But so what? What if I was?" The star offered more insight behind his decision to tweet what he did in a subsequent interview with the Advocate: "My whole point was to be a champion, a supporter, of the movement. I can speak it and contain no problem with it. If you are, be confident and say it. I'm just here to hold the flag up and say I'm in support. If that helps you arrive out or utter it with self-acceptance, that's all my intention was." All in all, Howey wanted the LGBTQ people to know he's there to "support and have their back."
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