Kat Graham reveals her new identity ‘Toro Gato’! What does that mean?
- Kat Graham has a new identity which is Toro Gato
- Gato is the new version of her and her former identity was her true alter ego
- Toro Gato translates to ‘bull cat’ in Spanish which represents the duality between her current ego and her former ego
Kat Graham has debuted her new identity ‘Toro Gato’!
On 31st August 2021, she revealed her true identity during an interview with E! News. She revealed that her former identity was her true alter ego. She said,
“I think that we as entertainers have this identity that we have to give to the public and be presentable, and I think sometimes we forget our core and our truth. As an artist, I want to explore that with this Toro Gato project and this entire NFT collection. I wanted to kind of dismantle my former identity.”
This is a new version and the more time she spends in the space, the more she thinks that her old name is the alter ego. She is becoming the West African, the ruler, the monster who is not scared of anything. She will be releasing her debut EP Toro in September.
More on Toro Gato – the new identity
Toro Gato translates to ‘bull cat’ in Spanish which represents the duality between her current ego and her former ego. She said,
“Toro shows the light and the dark sides, so you know when you get really really angry and you’re scared of that monster and you don’t want to let that side out? Like, this is that version of that. Gato is maybe the peaceful side, and both sides can exist. It’s showcasing the subconscious mind and the conscious mind.”
She wore African attire including a Zulu hat for the appearance. But she explained that the attire was the opposite of a costume. Toro found different pieces that represent her as a woman and where her ancestors are from.
Short bio on Kat Graham
Kat Graham is a well-recognized Swiss American actress, singer, dancer, and model. Graham is widely famed for her role as Bonnie Bennet on The CW supernatural drama series, The Vampire Diaries (2009-2017).
Moreover, she has performed in many films such as The Parent Trap (1998), 17 Again (2009), The Roommate (2011), Honey 2 (2011), Addicted (2014), and All Eyez on Me (2017). Read more bio…