Caleb Shomo’s Beartooth bandmate shows support after he comes out as gay amid 14-year marriage
Caleb Shomo, the vocalist of Beartooth, publicly came out as gay while married to Fleur Shomo. His bandmate, Oshie Bichar, expressed support for him on social media. Fleur shared her feelings about the situation, acknowledging the challenges they face while emphasizing her commitment to support Caleb.
- ▪Caleb Shomo came out as gay after 14 years of marriage to Fleur Shomo.
- ▪Oshie Bichar, a bandmate, showed support by resharing Caleb's statement on Instagram.
- ▪Fleur described the past few months as disorienting and hurtful, but she remains committed to supporting Caleb.
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Celebrity News Caleb Shomo’s Beartooth bandmate shows support after he comes out as gay amid 14-year marriage By Vanessa Serna Published May 24, 2026, 3:01 p.m. ET See more of our coverage in your search results. Add Page Six on Google Beartooth bassist Oshie Bichar showed his support for bandmate Caleb Shomo after the latter came out as gay while being married to his wife, Fleur Shomo. The musician took to his Instagram Stories Saturday to re-share Caleb’s lengthy statement alongside a read heart emoji. “There’s been a lot of speculation surrounding my personal life as of late and I feel compelled to set the record straight before it affects those I love any further,” Caleb wrote. 6 Beartooth bassist Oshie Bichar supported bandmate Caleb Shomo after the vocalist came out as gay.
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