"Sesame Street's" iconic characters Bert and Ernie have been friends for decades, but the longtime debate over their relationship just took a new turn. A former writer on the show said in comments ...

This article was originally on a blog post platform and may be missing photos, graphics or links. See About archive blog posts. The recurring question of whether ‘Sesame Street’ characters Bert and ...

Sesame Street best buds Bert and Ernie’s sexual orientation – or lack thereof – were a trending topic on the internet Tuesday after a former writer for the show peeled the curtain back on the popular ...

Sesame Workshop clarified Tuesday that Bert and Ernie are just “best friends” after a Sesame Street writer said over the weekend that he wrote the Muppets couple similar to his own homosexual ...

Even casual observers of “Sesame Street” have long wondered whether the rumors were true — are Bert and Ernie gay? Former Sesame Street writer Mark Saltzman said in an interview with Queerty released ...

The true nature of Bert and Ernie's relationship has finally been revealed after years of speculation. Mark Saltzman, the writer behind the "Sesame Street" characters told Queerty this week that yep, ...

The show released a statement that says puppets don't have sexual orientations. Following an interview given by a former "Sesame Street" writer who said he wrote the beloved characters Bert and Ernie ...

After much fan speculation, former Sesame Street writer Mark Saltzman suggested fan favorite characters Bert and Ernie are more than close friends. He insisted the muppet duo was a gay couple, but the ...

The makers of "Sesame Street" say Bert and Ernie, the classic feuding Muppets who appeared on the popular children's television show, are not gay. The statement came Tuesday after former "Sesame ...

It happens every few years: Someone insists these tightly intertwined public figures are more than just friends, and publicists repeat their oft-delivered denials. After at least 25 years, even a pair ...

Animal Rescue Inc. does not know their breed, but says that they are 2-years-old. Bert warms up quickly and loves to run and play, while Ernie is a little timid and shy and takes a little longer to ...