'It's been the friendliest city - the most gay-friendly city that I've ever been to,' said Portillo, 32.
makes a surprise appearance during the West Hollywood Pride parade. Herson Portillo, who moved to West Hollywood from Boston three years ago, echoed the same sentiment.Ĭardi B. 'We found our own tribe, our own illogical family,' Smith said, gesturing at the rainbow-outfitted crowd in front of him. Smith, 73, and DelVecchio, 68, said they live just a block away from the parade route and got married in 2008 at West Hollywood's City Hall down the street.
With more than 40% of residents identifying as members of the LGBTQ community, West Hollywood describes itself as being home to one of the largest Pride celebrations in Southern California. We’re looking forward to continuing that tradition this year for WeHo Pride.' 'West Hollywood has been the home of the largest Pride celebration in Southern California for nearly four decades. 'At this moment in history, with women’s rights and LGBTQ rights under attack, our icons stand as proud, outspoken beacons of light and hope for a better tomorrow,' West Hollywood Mayor Lauren Meister said in a statement before the parade.
