Eminem's Child Comes Out As Nonbinary, 19-Year-Old Formerly Known As Whitney Now Goes By Stevie And Accepts 'All Pronouns'
Aug. 13 2021, Published 11:16 a.m. ET
One of Eminem's children has come out as nonbinary.
The 19-year-old formerly known as Whitney Scott Mathers recently revealed on TikTok that their name is now Stevie and that they used all pronouns, including they/them, she/her and he/him.
"Watch me become more comfortable with myself," Stevie captioned a video montage showing their physical and emotional transformation, with the first few seconds of the video appearing to capture the sounds of them crying.
Sharing photos of themselves as "Whitney (she/her)," the video showed the teen in varying hairdos, clothing choices and makeup styles.
At one point – as the photos continued to flash across the screen – their lower third changed to "Whitney (they/she)."
A few snaps later, Whitney was now Stevie, using the pronouns they and she.
Eventually, Stevie said they accepted "all pronouns."
Stevie's sister, 25-year-old Hailie Jade Mathers, liked the post.
Stevie came out as bisexual in October of 2017, writing on Instagram at the time, "Happy national coming out day! I am bisexual???? I would like to say you're perfect the way you are and that love is love!?????????? be yourself!"
Eminem's only biological daughter is Hailie, who he shares with ex-wife Kim Scott. He also has two adopted children: Stevie and 28-year-old Alaina Marie Mathers.
In the mid-2000s, shortly after she and Eminem divorced the first time, Kim got pregnant with Stevie by a man named Eric Hartter. When Em and Kim briefly reconciled, he decided to adopt Stevie.
Eric died in 2019 after a suspected overdose.