Louisa Jacobson she declared herself publicly lesbian. The youngest daughter of Oscar-winning actress Meryl Streep and American artist Don Gummer, he came out posting a photo on his Instagram profile on his mother’s birthday.
“Happy to have entered the new era of joy” he wrote in the post, accompanying the announcement with the emoticon, among others, of the Rainbow flag, symbol of the LGBTQ+ community. The photos posted immortalize her alone or with the producer Anna Blundell, probably her girlfriend given the complicity between the two while they take selfies and hold hands, and again the second image is a screenshot of an article entitled “We are entering a joyful new era of lesbian fashion.”
Who is Louisa Jacobson
Louisa Jacobson
Thirty-three years old, actress in theater and tv, is the fourth child of Streep and Gummer. Her older siblings are Henry Wolfe, Mamie and Grace. Immersed in the world of acting and entertainment from an early age, once she grew up she followed in her family’s footsteps: first she graduated in psychology from Vassar College, then she studied acting at the British American Drama Academy in Oxford and finally obtained her degree master’s degree at Yale University’s prestigious theater school.
The debut on the stage dates back to 2017, in the theatrical play Mary Jane. A few months later he is part of Richard Wright’s comedy Native Sonwhich was followed The Member of the Wedding on stage at the Williamstown Theater Festival. In 2019 she instead played Juliet in Romeo and Juliet on stage at the Old Globe Theatre in San Diego. That same year she made her debut on the small screen, in the film Gone Hollywoodwhile in 2022 she is the protagonist Marian in the HBO television series The Gilded Age.
The 33-year-old has said in the past that her parents and siblings inspired her to be “careful with decisions” in his life. “I think a lot of people put pressure on themselves to be good at what they do, especially when you follow such a prolific parent.”
Coming out
Jacobson with producer Anna Blundell
The fourth daughter of the Streep-Gummer family posted the carousel over the weekend, while celebrating the Mother’s 75th birthday (who has a birthday on June 22nd). At the moment there has been no public statement or comment from the latter on the announcement of her daughter.
While under the post there are many fans who have shared enthusiastic comments. Although no real statement was made previously, already on June 1st Louisa Jacobson had posted a instagram story for pride monthsaying “Happy priiiiiiiide” and holding a book titled “How To Be Gay”.
