Maren Morris Wears 'Queer Since Birth' T-Shirt in Instagram Selfie After Coming Out as Bisexual

Maren Morris is not afraid to wear her heart on her sleeve.

Nearly two months after revealing she identifies as bisexual, the Grammy winner, 34, rocked a black "Queer Since Birth" shirt in a selfie shared to her Instagram Story on Tuesday, July 30.

The graphic tee features the words written in the middle of a red and gold circle design — reminiscent of a beer logo — decorated with images of stars and a soaring eagle.

Morris, currently in the middle of her RSVP Redux Tour, shared the photograph along with a video of her crew watching the women's gymnastics team final, in which Team USA won gold.

The singer took advantage of the downtime to film a TikTok video with her track "push me over" from her upcoming 5-song EP, Intermission, playing in the background.

The clip gave a closer look at Morris' complete outfit, which also included light-wash jeans and blue sneakers, and showed her poking fun at herself as she attempted to dance to her new song.

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"The team asking you to create a dance trend and then you remember you can't dance," Morris wrote over the video.

The "My Church" musician came out as bisexual during the first days of LGBTQ+ Pride Month in an Instagram post on Sunday, June 9.

She proudly wrote, "happy to be the B in LGBTQ+ happy pride 🌈" next to photos from her RSVP Redux Tour stop in Phoenix, which included images of herself holding the Pride flag.

The musician's new EP, set to be released on Friday, comes after she finalized her divorce from ex-husband Ryan Hurd in January, following five years of marriage. The ex-couple are parents to son Hayes Andrew, 4.

While speaking about the project in an Instagram video on Monday, Morris teased that "there's more to come" soon.

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"It's a break in the act, and for me, it's definitely an act break and new chapter of my life, and I'm so ready to see what's on the other page. I just am so proud of this music. It wasn't easy to write because I'm going through a lot, and this is the diary of that," she said.