Andreas Wijk coming out (Full interview with English subtitles) Carina Bergfeldt

Andreas Wijk shares his story on Sweden’s biggest talkshow: Carina Bergfeldt in November 2022.

During the week of his appearance this was the most-watched program in Sweden, making Andreas Wijk’s deeply personal interview one of the most talked-about moments on Swedish television. In this emotional and revealing conversation, Andreas opened up about his long journey to self-acceptance and his decision to come out as gay.

Growing up in a religious environment, Andreas shared the internal conflict he experienced for years, grappling with the expectations placed upon him by both society and his faith. He spoke candidly about the struggles he faced while coming to terms with his sexuality, describing how these challenges shaped his understanding of love, identity, and self-worth.

By coming out on Sweden’s most-watched program, Andreas’s story reached millions, amplifying visibility and understanding for the LGBTQ+ community. In addition to sharing his personal journey on Carina Bergfeldt, Andreas had previously posted a heartfelt video featuring a him playing a song he wrote for his parents, where they expressed their support and love. This public display of family acceptance was a crucial part of his story, highlighting the importance of understanding and compassion from loved ones during such a pivotal time.

On the show, Andreas also performed his deeply emotional song, "If I Was Gay," which he had written as a reflection of his own struggles and feelings before coming out. The lyrics captured the fear, uncertainty, and longing for acceptance that he had lived with for so many years. His performance added a powerful emotional layer to the interview, as he used music to further express his journey to self-acceptance.

Andreas’s openness, both through his music and his conversations, serves as a testament to the importance of embracing one’s true self. His story is now a beacon of hope for others who may be navigating their own path to authenticity, showing that love and acceptance—both from within and from family—are key to living freely and authentically.