XG Cocona Transmasculine Nonbinary Coming Out: A New Era for Pop Identity
XG member Cocona has come out as transmasculine nonbinary on their 20th birthday, revealing top surgery and receiving massive support from XGALX and fans.
A bold declaration marks a new chapter for XG's Cocona. The artist recently shared a deeply personal milestone, coming out as transmasculine nonbinary and revealing they underwent top surgery earlier in the year.
XG Cocona Transmasculine Nonbinary Announcement Details
On the occasion of their 20th birthday, Cocona took to Instagram to share a heartfelt message with fans. "I am AFAB transmasculine non-binary," they stated, explaining that the female label never truly represented their inner self. Cocona noted that they now live in a way that feels more masculine and true to who they are.
The post also confirmed that Cocona had top surgery earlier in 2025. This transparent disclosure about their medical transition is a significant moment in the global pop scene, especially within the context of Asian entertainment industries. For English speakers, they expressed a preference for they/them or he/him pronouns.
Strong Support from XGALX and Industry Peers
The response from within XGALX has been overwhelmingly positive. CEO Simon (JAKOPS) publicly voiced his support on social media, emphasizing a culture of acceptance. Cocona specifically thanked their fellow members and parents for standing by them during this journey of self-acceptance.
Peers across the industry have also shown solidarity, signaling a potential shift toward greater inclusivity in the music world. Fans worldwide, known as ALPHAZ, have rallied around Cocona, praising the courage it took to open such a personal door.
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