Didn't Gabby take him to a pride parade not too long ago? We can assume a lot of things, but exposing children to things that they should probably wait until they're adults, is a novel concept today. And that goes for a lot of things. It's his kid, and I personally dgaf. It's that since Wade and Gabby have come out on behalf of their child, it simply feels like one big ego checkbox.
I'll be curious how he turns out in 25 years, and that isnt a negative statement. In today's world of anti-bullying, posturing, and acceptance of all things LGBTQ - he'll have no excuse to look back and say he didn't have support. Or that he felt rejected. I am curious how this will all turn out in the future as these kids reach adulthood, and they may start to feel big regrets. Or blame the parents for putting pressure on them.