Former Warriors Rugby League Prop Kane Evans Comes Out as Gay
Evans says years of secrecy, blackmail and alcohol abuse led to rehab, homelessness and more than 130 days of sobriety.
- Former NRL player Kane Evans publicly came out as gay during an emotional interview on Channel Nine's 100% Footy, revealing a 20-year internal battle regarding his sexuality.
- Evans described a "war within" since age 15, detailing how drug and alcohol addiction led to homelessness earlier this year and admitting he once wanted to "top himself."
- RLPA transition manager Joe Galuvao provided a turning point when he reached out, telling Evans, "You deserve to live a good life and you deserve healing," which guided him into rehab.
- Former Roosters coach Trent Robinson offered further support by covering mental health treatment and four weeks of rent, assuring Evans the Sydney Roosters remained his home.
- Now more than 130 days sober, Evans is only the second NRL player to come out as gay after Ian Roberts did so more than 30 years ago.
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Former NRL enforcer and Fijian international Kane Evans has detailed his battles with alcohol, substance addiction and suicidal thoughts while wrestling with his sexuality in an emotional interview aired on Channel Nine’s 100% Footy on Monday night.
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