Gustavo is gay

Better Call Saul season 6 confirms that Gus Fring is gay, with the episode showcasing his romantic attraction to a man named David. This revelation adds depth to Gus's character and intensifies his motivations, especially in relation to his past relationship with Max, his former business partner. This article contains spoilers for Better Call Saul through season 6 episode 9. Most of the scenes we see relate back to their roles in the crime world, and if we see these in-between moments, they tie back to the main narrative. We rarely see Gus away from his restaurant Los Pollos Hermanos or in the presence of non-cartel affiliated members.

There is no mention of a wife through out the series. As many people mentioned his chilean partner and him seemed to be very close and Hector did blow him a kiss. Taken from the Gus Fring entry in the Breaking Bad Wiki. Although the need to queer-code villains is getting less and less, it's safe to say that when Breaking Bad killed off Gustavo Fring in season four it left more questions than answers. Giancarlo Esposito showed us all what a badass villain should look like when he made his bit-part role as Gus Fring into one of the most menacing bad guys in TV history. And I think what you people really may not know is that Gustavo can cook himself.

Gus Fring is a gay character from Breaking Bad and Better Call Saul. Gustavo "Gus" Fring, also referred to as the Chicken Man and the Chilean, is a Chilean-American restaurant entrepreneur that uses his stores as a front for the drug trade. Even since his Breaking Bad debut, there have been subtle hints that Gus Fring is gay, and Better Call Saul season 6 has all but confirmed that to be true. Because of his enigmatic nature, everything about Gus Fring Giancarlo Esposito has been speculated over, including his sexuality. Breaking Bad did, however, drop some clues about his sexual orientation when it depicted how close he was with his former business partner, Max Arciniega.

Yes, Gustavo ‘Gus” Fring is gay. Although it has not been confirmed in the TV series, Peter Gould, writer and director of “Breaking Bad” has confirmed Fring’s sexuality. Although the need to queer-code villains is getting less and less, it's safe to say that when Breaking Bad killed off Gustavo Fring in season four it left more questions than answers. Giancarlo Esposito showed us all what a badass villain should look like when he made his bit-part role as Gus Fring into one of the most menacing bad guys in TV history. And I think what you people really may not know is that Gustavo can cook himself.