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Lesbian After Graduation

As one of the subjects of TV Land's new show High School Reunion, Kat Feller is reality TV's newest token lesbian. She talks to us about everything from coming out to bi-curiosity and hooking up on the show.


Step aside, Dani Campbell, the “futch” firefighter who nearly won Tila Tequila’s heart on last fall’s reality contrivance, A Shot at Love With Tila Tequila: You now have competition for Cutest Reality-Show Lesbian from Kat Feller, one of about a dozen cast members of TV Land’s new miniseries High School Reunion.

Kat joins her fellow classmates from the 1987 graduating class of J.J. Pearce High School in Dallas for a two-week-long reunion drama-thon, not in Texas but in a typical reality-show mansion -- on Maui. Kat’s story line: Let everybody know she’s a lesbian and maybe explore some of her bi-curiosity. Will the sparkly-cute 38-year-old, tatted-and-pierced voice-over actor, who now lives in Santa Monica, Calif.,get anything going with a fellow alumna? The Advocate had to ask.

Any girl-on-girl action in High School Reunion?

The only thing I can really say to that is that there’s a confession on my end. I can’t say anything more. Doesn’t that make you want to watch?

A confession… hmm. Well, are any of the other women on the show bi-curious?

No. Maybe in the closet.

Does anyone hook up during the reunion?

Yes. But I have to keep it under wraps.

I just got to watch the first three episodes of the series. And I must say, you’ve proved once again that gays are the most fun.

Oh, I’m a happy lesbian. And if we weren’t on the phone, I could be more crass.

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