Eminem's child, 19, comes out as non-binary and tells fans to 'call me Stevie'

Eminem’s 19-year-old child has come out as non-binary. 

The teenager made the announcement in a Tik Tok video and asked fans to ‘call me Stevie (they/she/he)’.  

Eminem legally adopted Stevie, formerly known as Whitney, in 2005, after the rapper, 48, reconciled with Stevie’s mother Kim Scott. 

Announcement: Eminem’s 19-year-old child has come out as non-binary

In a video posted on the social media site, Stevie shows their journey to non-binary- an umbrella term for people whose gender identity doesn’t sit comfortably with ‘man’ or ‘woman’. 

Audio of the teenager crying with joy is played at the start of the video before a montage of photos is shown to document their transformation over the years. 

The video begins with snaps of Eminem’s child being known as Whitney with ‘she/ her pronouns’ captioned before transitioning into the pronouns ‘they/ her’ 19 seconds in. 

Cutting their blonde hair short and sporting a nose piercing, Stevie then poignantly reveals their name alongside the caption ‘all pronouns’. 

Family: Eminem legally adopted Stevie, formerly known as Whitney, in 2005, after the rapper, 48, reconciled with Stevie’s mother Kim Scott

Non-binary: The teenager made the announcement in a Tik Tok video and asked fans to ‘call me Stevie (they/she/he)’

Stevie wrote: ‘Watch me become more comfortable with myself’ and ‘forever growing and changing’, and has used the hashtags ‘#genderfluid #bi and #nonbinary’ in several posts.  

Acceptance: Stevie wrote: ‘Watch me become more comfortable with myself’ and ‘forever growing and changing’

Family: Eminem pictured with Stevie’s mother Kim in 2004