When India's Prince Came Out As Gay, People Did THIS To Him!

[@PeterSmith-go9ef]

The only unnatural and shameful behaviour in this story is that of his parents, and a society without empathy or compassion. What a brave soul, total respect!

[@johnzuska7429]

The Prince is quite dapper and elegantly dressed in every photo. As Baudelaire said, “show me a dandy, and I’ll show you a hero.”

[@PeterSmith-go9ef]

@@johnzuska7429 And this prince is a true hero amongst men. In any right minded family he would be a source of pride.

[@alanaquestelles6110]

He did the right thing. However he was born like that and cannot help his situation

[@johnnythao]

I agree, but unfortunately cis people think that gay people can just turn off their "gayness", but at the same time they don't know how to turn off their "straightness" either, yet expect, no demand, gay people to know how.

[@derekstynes9631]

The Prince is one of the Bravest Men that India has ever Produced and He was and is a Beacon to the LGBTQ People of India and the World . Many Thousands of People Living in Countries that are Repressive and in particularly young people will take Courage from this Gentleman and I would like to offer my best wishes and Congratulations to the Happy Couple on their Union .

[@bkm2797]

Yes, he most certainly did the right thing! My heart goes out to him that he faced so much mental and physical abuse due to the ignorance of his family, clearly they did not learn the lesson of unconditional love in this lifetime. I wish this innocent soul peace of mind, joy and true love.🌈💕👍

[@bholmes5490]

I can't imagine parents being so cruel. He was and is a part of them. Sad for them, hateful from them.

[@whooley8782]

Yeah, maybe the parents of gay sons and daughters are the ones who should be punished..........🤓

[@schiffelers3944]

Then you are not familiar with a lot of stories from the LGBTI+ community, especially when society is also very homophobic, or the sub-culture or religion they are part of. We can blame parents, but it is actually society that made these parents also think they are doing the right thing. The thing that is best. Love can be a very complex thing, one thing is for sure; the love was conditional and not unconditional they held for their son, family member. And in large part because of concern about society, and how society views this, react to this; with ignorance. What I as a gay man find more shocking is that he had to go through the medical trauma he went through in the day and age this happened. I mean I am a Dutch (Netherlands) cis gay man. In my country being gay was legalized long before 2001 when we legalized same sex marriage. The DSM IV [published 1994] no longer listed homosexuality as a mental illness. The DSM III which was up and running until 1993 did. About the topic gay conversion therapy, probably the first time that it became clear this doesn't work was in 1973. But other dates are als still very influential... and still conversion therapy is given to this day around the globe. I understand how in India this anti-LGBTI+ mentality is more related to the history still of the British Empire ruling over them and their culture and them adapting this mentality mostly form this culture. I'm not Indian, so this is not a hill I am going to die on... but if my sources are correct.... Pre-colonial India was not always that homophobic. Similar with historical aspects of Europe before they became Roman Catholic, and Christen. Not saying all pagan aspects and culture where never or in no way homophobic. But many did not really care about that, as long as you where a good person and particpating and pitiching in with society. But back then bisexuality was also not a taboo... they did not have the same concepts like we did or wording we do with this natural phenomenon, like we do nowdays. But we the LGBTI+ have existed throughout human history, like almost from the beginning most likely. My parents disowned me when I came out in 2003, keep in mind what I said about laws in the Netherlands. I grew up conservative christian, and a member of the Church of Jesus Christ of Latter Day Saints aka LDS (Mormon). Also part of the reason why I was also not the youngest in that zeitgeist to come out with 23 years old. Very confusing times before my coming out, wanting to be something you are not. Wanting to fit the roles they want you to play, expect you to play. The society also included. It is not like there is no homophobic people left in the Netherlands, there are, and the group is growing but mostly more specific; transphobia of these current times in the western worlds.

[@booksale5]

I blame Victorian rule not the parents.

[@kalahall5170]

Remember him in Undercover Princes! Loved him then and now!❤❤❤❤❤

[@leviacronym6770]

To thine own self be true, which he did, so yeah, he did the right thing. His "family" was never family to him, so he didn't lose anything, really. He gained a new family, a real one, so good for him.

[@roberttetreault1744]

They are a bunch of Hippocrit. A LOT of the porn we get is from India. And they (parents) treated him that way! All the best to the Prince ❤🎉. Dame shame on his so-called parents😢

[@shawnvalencia8124]

❤100 percent❤

[@tonyascarlett2413]

As long as you don't harm others, you should be able to live your life as you want and not fear persecution.

[@Timeless80]

Are you saying as long as "gay people" don't harm others ? So that doesn't apply to straight people ? your comment is confusing

[@alanluong1278]

​@@Timeless80it's nothing wrong with being gay, he was borne that way, I am glad he embrace his life and help others

[@shavinmccrotch9435]

@@Timeless80 There is nothing confusing about the comment. You’re just confused.

[@davidmeyers8230]

@@Timeless80That’s how I’ve read it.

[@xJ9pQw2sR5]

@@Timeless80do you have a learning disability ?

[@michaelflinn7784]

For his own sanity he did the right thing. I admire him emensly and so glad he is finally free to be happy with his partner 💞

[@javieraleman8150]

He gained a real family! I'm happy for him!!!!! ❤

[@christinalikoski4937]

Good on him ❤ He definitely went through torture and heartbreaks, but he should be PROUD he achieved success all on his OWN ❤ The only jealousy I have is losing GOOD MEN to other MEN 🤫 This is the best story I have heard from India Christina 💕 Australia

[@matthewspencer7849]

Wow the man is a true inspiration. He had it all. And he gave it all up to help change his country for the batter to inspire and educate. truly an amazing individual. And the best part is he even managed to find his true love. I wish them both a beautiful future together after everything he's gone through and everything the princes has helped to change in India he deserves a little happiness and so does the princes husband

[@DesmondGowdy-p1f]

Love him😍😍😍😍😍. Total respect to the Prince of India.

[@JLgG2454]

He absolutely did the right thing, and doing so added a great deal of value to his family name, also helping India to grow out of the middle ages.

[@iamsuperfritz]

The only embarrassing thing here is the way the family treated him

[@olgaprokopieva2692]

My heart goes out to this man. He is fully human. He is so human. The Gay community is one of the most genuine and authentic communities on this planet. I appreciate their unique approach to life and also find them very spiritual. They are some of the most loving, open, and accepting people on this planet. My point of view is that Love is a gift and it does not matter what body it is residing in. He was so brave to step up and to be open about himself hoping to make a difference in this world. My great respect to him. I am "straight" (if anybody wonders). But I show my solidarity with the Gay community as my fellow human beings.

[@MohamedEusoff-jw8mm]

A great story of courage & hope !! All the best Prince !!

[@italianman004]

Hi parents cared more about image than loving their son. Disgusting.

[@RobertodelaVega-t3w]

India abolished Colonial Rule after Independence but kept the Colonial Morality Laws? Weird.

[@johnnythao]

Nations attend to keep whatever they see that works, even the weird ones.

[@GelelaBashaw]

Trust me there's more weird things about India

[@gerassimos.fourlanos]

Whenever we have the opportunity to combine things from more than one civilisations, we humans invariably end up taking the worst from both Worlds.

[@derekstynes9631]

Ireland did the same but All repealed now with Partnerships and Equal Rights , and quite right to !

[@schiffelers3944]

True its a little strange. But very easy to see the process of how this is why it is. I find a social structure with untouchables weirder... but again....I see how this is why it is... still strange. I find it weirder to combat child marriage with upping the legal age for marriage to 21 (for girls). Understanding why still finding it strange that 18 is not the age, because what if... not all girls go to colleges. What if they want to marry and around the globe would be considered an adult which could get married by her own choice. I find it weird that slavery was abolished ages ago... and still the practice is now more than it was in the age when slavery was legal. I find many of things weird. But understand why this was/is the way it is.

[@stevenbabe3288]

He is amazing to have stood against his awful parents and society and helps so many by coming out. Such a brave man and imagine the people who do not come from wealthy and have no way of escaping awful family situations like this.

[@kolbybeautymakeupartist]

I support the Prince, he’s just as loved by God as all that what to be in that light.

[@JohnC-pt1iw]

All best to him

[@dev9100-luv-the-world]

It takes a lot to come out, there are lots of threats, intimidations and violence, please save the lgbtqia+ community in South Asia 🙏❤

[@abhilashdwivedi95]

& in d religious extremist countries like d muslim countries also.

[@SharingMyJesus]

I feel bad for him. no one deserves that . I have a friend of mine who is a Portuguese aristocrat he is a duke, count, and marquis. he is also gay but his family accepted him. he was to be married to a Spanish Noble woman, but they never married.

[@youtubegk4105]

in india people not hate gay people but indian muslim and Christian specialty muslims hate them so much even they threat to kill few public gay and lesbian marriage happened in india by their parents supported everyone supported but muslims omg

[@sjames1955]

India learned this hatred and bigotry from the British

[@bhaswatiroy3939]

I have the utmost respect for him.

[@Ramon51650]

All of the isolation, doubt, horrific pain of attempts that are tantamount to witchcraft and shamanism molded him into the paragon that India needed. I salute him for breaking the shackles.

[@vanessabomfim4512]

Nice you are back,I miss your videos

[@AjayWalia-z4w]

Everyone got a right to live their lives they want,if someone doesn't like it, turn your face away,so simple 😊😂🤣😅

[@enigmatic323]

BRAVO PRINCE !!!

[@SeanDonaghey-x8u]

THANK YOU FOR THIS STORY. SEAN DHONNCHAIDH

[@ernieragogini3994]

John Rechy (read him!!) writes……”man is the only species born into the enemy camp”. Shame on his parents for compounding his struggle. One has no choice in selecting parents…while the reality of being kicked out of the family can be devastating, living a life of inspiration without them is worth it.

[@clarkmadrukoctaviuskent1771]

Hinduism has nothing to say against someone sexuality and kings are you know they do everything so what’s the problem?

[@schiffelers3944]

Reproduction and legacy? Cultural and religious aspects.

[@antiabrahamicreligion]

​@@schiffelers3944 Yes then please criminalize marriage of non reproductive heterosexual couples too

[@BBQNBLUES]

BRAVO !!🏳‍🌈🏳‍🌈🏳‍🌈

[@mkgoel20]

1:08; WHy you have not shown complete India Map??????????????????

[@troychambliss784]

Good for him ❤️

[@seanosborne3343]

I saw him on Undercover Princes. He is such a good role model!

[@michaelbressette2599]

P person who creates a life obligates themselves to raising them the best they can, however, they forget that the life they create has its onw mind its an individual therefor you cannot own the person. It sickens me when someone tries to change a person simply because they don't like a trait that individual may have. This man did the right thing.

[@calvind2054]

Prince or not, he is and will always be what he was born as, gay. There is no pills, magic, rituals or altering that can change a person’s sexuality. But there are people who like to think they can no matter how hopeless it may be. And despite every life lesson they choose to ignore. Places and people in this world, I believe, would be judged for their damnation of a human life. That is if I believed in a higher plain. Whatever it is that causes babies to be born with these genes 🧬 are a thing that nature intended for whatever the reason. This is what I believe, but this will never be acceptable as we all know, unfortunately. So we have just another mystery of life on our hands that the human race rather condemn before any attempt to understand. Not that we will ever understand. What we do know, as a fact, is men have been performing these acts with other men since the beginning of time. Soldiers have done this out in the fields in every civilization. Hence the craze for women when available, as a way to prove their manhood. To others and to themselves. And ‘that’ is no secret and not unknown. Believe whatever you wish, but that will not erase the fact that this true. Civil society definitely makes all of this impossible. What would you do 16th or 17th century, traveling for months just to meet your death, most likely, to fight a war for some King sitting in his castle with every possible comfort. Would you not crave ‘sex’. Then it comes to you…. Even if just a fleeting moment of weakness, it repeats itself, again and again. And that’s not just the feminine men, but a man in general where available. But, somewhere in time, there came a group of men that made writings about what they thought morality should be. Those writings became “the book of God the Almighty”. And that Jesus would someday walk the earth. Did they call this place earth in B.C.? The Bible says so, gave the planet a name. Maybe thanks to the Egyptians though. They studied the stats more fiercely than any other race of people at the time. Aztecs came later. But the man and should only lay with women was added. Why? I went into a rabbit hole trying to explain the origins of homosexuality. Well, I’m going to stop here but leave what I wrote. Places my mind explore in this very sad thing people call life. Peace Out.

[@stereohype1]

He did a British reality tv dating show called Undercover Princes. You can find it on youtube. Seems like a nice fellow. Definitely a role model for many. I think he's great.

[@DrChickwit]

✨❤️ True Prince.

[@jointherace]

last 15 years or so Indian society has changed drastically. It is no more a big deal if you are a gay or whatever you are born like. Because people have no time for what your are and what you want to be. people are busy in short videos where life is blissful. 🤣

[@christiandachy5980]

When will the society, I mean everybody, leave anybody free to live and love?

[@youtubegk4105]

no king raja all are indians India abolished rule system after independence...indians still have huge casteism superiority beliefs

[@Engelhafen]

He seems like a pretty impressive role model

[@kevinlee2504]

He stands strong and will become a symbol among the people of India as having courage to face adversity to be himself. His family will realize their loss and weakness to support their son. The Prince will remain a symbol of truth that will help so many.

[@anthonymartinez4148]

Being GAY is normal; you don't have a preference. He was born like that. God made man to his image and likeness. It is a NATURAL feeling.

[@magnetdesignandadver]

Electro shock therpy to make a gay man straight! Th most shocking thing is how recently this happened in a culture that has long been celebrated for its spiritual and physical health practices. A real shame indeed. What kind of sick parents can do this? Especially his mother even burning his photographs! What a sad pathetic couple - placing their egos and wealth above love.

[@franklinchoi9856]

Good luck and be yourself!

[@josianeproduction1300]

Live and let live, grow up criticizing lot

[@tzd2245]

Has he got his title back and inherited the royalty? He now lives in his family palace.

[@TSC-hr7ir]

Have a Great Life Brother Lord Buddha Bless You 🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻🙏🏻

[@PLuMUK54]

I am not writing this to in any way condone the wickedness of his parents. They probably have little or no concept of love. No doubt their marriage was arranged, and love had nothing to do with it. They most likely could not understand why their son could not accept marriage for what it was to them, a business arrangement. The supposed shame was that he did not attempt to produce an heir. Had he gone through with the accepted role and taken lovers quietly, they would most likely have turned a blind eye. I admire what he did. It is not easy to be oneself.

[@Brahanassei]

Go back in time and read about the invasion of India by Alexander the Macedonian Gay man and tell me what you learn when he invade india by Alexander.

[@TracieB06]

Remember him with Kendall jenner, he was open and honest also seemed very gentle

[@aditiprasad920]

Why are you showing distorted map of India?

[@Bio54633]

That "his fate is tragic" is not how I would have headlined this story. His is a story of achieving victory in the end, living victoriously despite the torment and trauma that he underwent before arriving at this place of fulfilment. It is a positive story overall, not a negative one.

[@adamyasingh3713]

Your map of India is extremely wrong. Kindly fix it

[@RaulSavala-em1vb]

OMG, 🤯🤢🤮😱, HOW STUPID, HOW CAN ANYONE LET ALONE, PARENTS CHANGE THEIR CHILDS SEXUALITY, ITS LIKE TRYING TO CHANGE HIS EYE COLOR, BU RIPPING HIS EYES OUT. OR CHANGE LEFT HAND TO RIGHT HAND, HOW THE HELL DO YOU DO THAT, ITS NOT POSSIBLE, NATURE IS NATURE, AND NO ONE AND I MEAN NO ONE CAN CHANGE A CHILD'S SEXUALITY!!!!! GOOD GREIF, 😱🤯👍. HE JUS SO HAPPENS TO BE GAY😘💪😁👋👍

[@schiffelers3944]

If you consider living truthful and honest is the right thing, I do think it is. I remeber seeing him on Oprah. Glad he found love and a good life, very proud of what he did not just for himself but the LGBTI+ community in India and globally.

[@Engelhafen]

Poor guy

[@booksale5]

The emotional scars he has are unimaginable. But being completely financially cut off he seems to be living lavishly, where’s his income coming from?

[@ohmy5650]

No, couldn't be... India is unanimously considered the greatest democracy on earth. Probably rooted in that untouchable understanding of democracy which couldn't ever attempt against humanity's history of steep individual confusion. *_Respect_*_ - that one... - _*_is timeless_* lest humanity couldn't stand its growth. (nothing ever to do with growing up then)

[@aj.a1845]

Any licensed medical physician or professional should loose their licenses for trying to “fix” him. He wasn’t broken. Homosexuality is not a disease. May he find peace of mind , body and soul.

[@Patrick-x9f5d]

backwards society

[@ohmy5650]

No, couldn't be..., India is the largest democracy on earth. Got mixed up between largest & greatest, but couldn't be the largest either: "India is approximately 3,287,263 sq km, while the United States is approximately 9,833,517 sq km, making the United States 199% larger than India." if you google "which is larger, India or US?"

[@MDsSeltaro]

You can't control who you love, what attracts you or what appeals to you any more than some straight hooligan loves his football. People say homosexuality is unnatural, but there's literally documented research that shows homosexuality behaviour among the animal kingdom, not just humans.

[@AnjelLee-f8c]

He lived a sad life.

[@Engelhafen]

Hi,isexuality is intrinsic in Indian Hindu traditions - it was the English who shamed this culture.

[@EmpressBalkisII]

I swear to God this is total disaster son I don't wish for myself in the future a madness illness got him😢 and trying to modernizing it as it okay 😢 now he has HIV/AIDS

[@repent6238]

Ask Jesus To Save You 🙏

[@mrlookin4mr]

Hate to break it to you, but you can't hide being a bigot.

[@mirandasworld]

im biracial half jamaican/ytye and i can hear by your accent that you arnt indian either but i was raised to respect all cultures and traditions by my mother even if i dont agree with these cultures....the indian culture and tradition just like the jamaican traditions and many others over the world too have the same kind of mindsets as the indian culture on the screen now....i respect the indian culture and their royalty its not something that can and should be criticized we need to respect them as we would anyone else and if they are against their sons life style that too should be respected its quite un classy to do anything else lol who are we to judge his royal parents who have been raised in a certain way

[@theindian1119]

Please correct indian map

[@Engelhafen]

What crappy family

[@jacobsockness571]

He's hot. ❤‍🔥❤‍🔥❤‍🔥🔥🎆

[@Njoofene]

As a royal, you serve the interest of the people and your happiness is secondary. What he did was selfish.

[@Keepthepeacesharethelove]

He can still serve the interest of the people. Nope, his happiness isn't secondary because he can serve best when he is happy. The one doesn't exclude the other.

[@kyleanuar9090]

He's so obviously gay he didn't need to come out.

[@1808leonardo]

He could have stayed In the closet, lock the door and swallow the key!

[@ernieragogini3994]

…are you saying that would have been the best option to avoid all of this?? Had he stayed in the closet his soul would have died and that is a greater loss than physical death. 😊

[@CalifaJohn1]

That never works.

[@paulinelarach938]

His mother has continued to behave bad, yet she left him with the elder gay man servant, didnot take care of own children. typical of the standards, yet she and husband would have known the male servant was gay. So parents are to blame for the careless raising. The Prince should have job his dad has, be able to be take over and let people run their gossip elsewhere, He is what he is, even his posture was copied from this servant. Very strong ties, Remember the gay servant is a victim of another gay, so all could have been prevented.

[@markmh835]

Homosexuality is neither inherited not taught nor contagious. It is inborn. You need to do more reading.

[@CalifaJohn1]

No one can make a person gay any more than a gay person can be made straight through physical and psychological torture.

[@danielacinderella9501]

Poor guy : probably one or some of his servants abused him when he was a child and convinced him that it was normal ! The same happened to Ricky Martin! The only hope of salvation is to stop living in sin and repent in front of God !

[@mirandasworld]

absolutely

[@adamyasingh3713]

Keep your Abrahamic propaganda away from us

[@FOLLOW5ME5DOWN]

you were not there🤷‍♂️

[@leviacronym6770]

Or, call me crazy, but he realized he was attracted to men. Not all gays, lesbians, or bisexuals were SAed or hurt by others people, including PRIESTS.

[@mirandasworld]

@@leviacronym6770 yes im getting tired of them blaming the church

[@erosamuk]

10:55 Is that Ishaan Khattar?