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Lola Petticrew

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Lola Petticrew

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  • Born
    December 26, 1995 · Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK

Biography

  • Lola Petticrew was born on December 26, 1995 in Belfast, Northern Ireland, UK. Lola is an actor, known for Dating Amber (2020), She Said (2022) and Say Nothing (2024).

Trivia

  • Identifies as queer and nonbinary, and prefers they/them over she/her pronouns.
  • Starred in the music video for Luz Corrigan's "The Author" along with Maya O'Shea.

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  • I just feel like I don't really buy into the way the world is gendered and I don't think that I ever really felt like a woman. I sort of saw womanhood as a set of rules that were imposed on me that I had no say in. I think it's just something that you know. And I always knew. After I came out as queer, it still felt like there was something that wasn't quite right. And after coming out as non-binary and coming to terms with that, you just feel like yourself.
  • I think that what your sexuality and your gender is, is ultimately yours. People don't have to understand every bit and nuance of my sexuality or gender, that's fine - all they have to do is respect it.

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