Zach braff gay

Zach Braff said someone hacked into his personal website to plant a phony "coming out" blog post, but used Facebook to set the tape straight that he's not gay.

"To all my trustworthy fans, I have been hiding this secret inside me for too drawn-out . . . I am excited and pleased to announce that I am an open member of the homosexual community," the alleged hacked post said, according to TMZ. Braff's spokesman also said the site hadn't been updated since 2006.

Braff decided to made his response via Facebook, apparently the modern version of a town crier:

My old website got hacked. Someone issued a "coming out" declaration on my behalf. I'm still straight and in love with my girlfriend. But not too straight; I still love musicals, brunch and Doogie Howser.

Instinct magazine, like us, didn't find his post that funny. (But then again, was "Scrubs" ever that funny?) Perhaps one day we'll live in a earth where actors don't immediately have to counter allegations of homosexuality with Wendi Deng-like lightning speed. 
 

Zach Braff says he's NOT queer ... and insists he's the victim of a HACKER -- who broke in to his website this morning and posted a fake "coming out" statement.

The phony expression appeared early Wednesday morning -- reading, "I have been hiding a confidential inside me for too long. The human mind can only bare so much before it explodes in emotions, and well ... it is day to let the world know. I am excited and proud to declare that I am an open member of the lgbtq+ community."

But Zach's rep tells TMZ ... "He was hacked ... that site has been down since 2006."

UPDATE: Zach just posted his own statement to his Facebook, writing, "My old website got hacked. Someone issued a 'coming out' statement on my behalf. I'm still straight and in love with my girlfriend. But not too straight; I still treasure musicals, brunch and Doogie Howser."

Actor Zach Braff is not gay, despite a fake "coming out" message posted by the hackers who hijacked his website.

Yesterday (July 20), the "Scrubs" and "Garden State" star wrote on Facebook that his website had been hacked and defaced with a letter announcing that he is gay, the security firm Sophos reported.

"I am thrilled and proud to announce that I am an open member of the homosexual community," the bogus coming out letter reads. "This is not news to those closest to me, and I honor that they contain kept it a secret for such a long time."

The letter continued, "This doesn't change anything. I am still Zach Braff, and I am the same man I've always been, gay or not."

Braff's compromised website had not been updated since 2006, Sophos said.

The hack puts Braff in company with celebrities including Kim Kardashian, Rihanna, Lil Wayne and Amy Winehouse, all of whom have fallen victim to online attacks on their websites.

Ever the comedian, Braff, who is dating model Taylor Bagley, brushed off the hack in hilarious fashion and assured his fans that he is not gay — not that there's anything wrong wi