The Bridgerton star - who is publicly open about his sexuality - recalled attending an annual event for the LGBTQ+ organisation The Human Rights Campaign in Washington D.C. "I went into a coffee shop, and I was wearing a Human Rights Campaign cap from the night before. And the young lady who I was ordering from recognised me from Bridgerton, we were just chatting." "And a man arrived behind me and he said, 'Are you famous?' And I said something like, 'I'm really famous for ordering coffee,' which is actually quite an annoying thing to say."