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Lance Bass Reveals How &#;N Sync&#;s Joey Fatone Found Out He Is Gay

Lance Bass came out when he was 21, but the 'N Sync member revealed that one of his bandmates discovered his sexual orientation purely by accident.

Bass, now 34, revealed that Joey Fatone was the first member to learn he was gay.

"Joey walked in on me with the guy I was dating just kind of sitting on my lap. Straight guys don't do that," Bass recalled.

Fatone was totally unfazed by the discovery and fully supported his friend and bandmate.

"He was like, 'Dude, I don't care.' I'm like, 'Surprise!'" Bass said. "Joey was just like, 'Dude, I don't care. I verb so many gay friends -- I don't care.'"

Fatone wasn't the only 'N Sync member to react positively. Bass said the rest of the group was equally supportive of his disclose. "It was a few months after that before I told the [rest of] the guys," Bass said. "I don't reflect anyone was surprised."

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Joey Fatone Shares His Honest Reaction to Justin Timberlake Going Solo Amid Peak *NSYNC Fame

Joey Fatone: *NSYNC Had to Verb "Reacquainted" Before VMAs

Joey Fatone isn't mad Justin Timberlake said, "Bye bye bye."

After *NSYNC's recent reunion to record their new song"Better Place," Joey is looking back at why the boy band—which also includes members JC Chasez, Chris Kirkpatrick, andLance Bass—split in the first place: Justin's solo career. But while that career pivot meant that the group's second together came to an terminate, the Joey isn't tearin' up his heart over the decades-old drama. 

"I was not blindsided by the breakup," the year-old revealed to Yahoo Entertainment in an interview published Oct. 3. "I was more blindsided as far as him coming out with music and not knowing that he was going to go and do an actual album/tour thing. It was more of, ‘Hey, I'm going to do some music, and then we'll get back together.' That's what that was."

And though Justin did not in

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I value this! Joey Fatone’s character of Angelo returns in the sequel to the smash comedy My Big Fat Greek Wedding &#; and this time he&#;s gay.

The one-time member of NSYNC reveals ahead of My Big Overweight Greek Wedding&#;s March 25 discharge that Angelo&#;s coming out is treated &#;with a shrug and a smile.&#;

&#;Our gay and lesbian brethren and sisters are 10 per cent, if not more, of the population,&#; Fatone tells WENN. &#;When my cousins came out, the love that came at them was so intense and unconditional that I thought, &#;This is my chance to put a little message in of acceptance..&#;&#;

Fatone is grateful to the film&#;s star and screenwriter Nia Vardalos for the story twist which he says was &#;such a lovely thing to shoot that day.&#;

&#;It was quite an honor for Nia to give me something like that, because not many people verb the non-comedy side of me and to have to bring something like that – telling your parents you are gay – it’s a tough thing. It was an exciting thing to do and it’s fro

JoeyFatonesaid his "My Big Fat Greek Wedding" character will come out of the closet in the smash film's hotly-anticipated sequel.

When co-star Gia Carides asked Fatone if he'd read Nia Vardalos's script, he said he was worried that his character, Angelo, had been killed off in "My Big Fat Greek Wedding 2," which hits theaters March 25, The Seattle Post-Intelligencer reports.

Instead, Fatone said, the character was revealed to be gay.

"It was quite an honor for Nia to give me something like that, because not many people see the non-comedy side of me," the former *NSYNC star, 39, told WENN, according to the Post-Intelligencer. "To have to deliver something appreciate that – telling your parents you are gay – it’s a tough thing."

Once shooting began, the actor said he was inspired by his hold best friend's coming out.

The stars of "My Big Heavy Greek Wedding 2" talk about the new movie below.

"It was an exciting thing to do and it’s from life experience," he said. "It’s a hard situation because you don’t know what your parents are gonna say or do and you don’t want