Em Rusciano reveals her two daughters are ‘queer’ and says she encourages them to ‘engage’ and date lots of different people
Em Rusciano has revealed that his daughters are ‘queer’ and have no gender preference when it comes to dating.
On the latest episode of her podcast, Emsolation, the 43-year-old says she highly encourages Odette, 14, and Marchella, 19, to date.
“That’s what I tell my daughters, just fuck it,” she said, adding that the couple have yet to take her advice.but they will.
Em Rusciano has revealed that his daughters are ‘queer’ and have no gender preference when it comes to dating. In the photo of her with her girls.
“Every time we walk past a sexy person, because my daughters are…I guess we’d call them faggots, they just like the person,” she continued.
“And I’m like, ‘oh, she’s good, he’s good.’ I’m like “look at them, look at them.” They don’t need Grindr, Bumble or whatever they use,” Em added.
Em shares daughters Marchella and Odette with husband Scott Barrow, and the couple also have a three-year-old son, Elio.
In the latest episode of her podcast, the 43-year-old says she highly encourages Odette, 14, and Marchella, 19, to date. “That’s what I tell my daughters, fucking fucking,” she said.
Last year, Em revealed that Odette had been diagnosed with attention deficit hyperactivity disorder (ADHD).
The former radio star was diagnosed with ADHD and autism last year.
Em also revealed that her youngest son, Elio, has also been diagnosed with autism.
Em shares daughters Marchella and Odette with husband Scott Barrow (left)
The couple also have a son, Elio, three (right)
The former radio host shared the news in May, adding that she “knew [Elio is] not neurotypical by any means’.
Last year, Em said she had received backlash after speaking out about her struggles with ADHD and autism.
He shared a post imploring his followers to “be willing to understand.” [children] if they have autism or ADHD or both, like me.
Last year, Em said she had received backlash after speaking out about her struggles with ADHD and autism.