Owner of APPLE®, publicly announced he is gay!

APPLE's chief executive Tim Cook on Thursday publicly came out as gay.

In an opinion piece published in Bloomberg Businessweek, Cook wrote: "So let me be clear: I'm proud to be gay, and I consider being gay among the greatest gifts God has given me."

Cook, who turns 54 on Saturday, said that he wanted to support others who find it difficult to reveal their sexual orientation.

While he is the first CEO in the Fortune 500 list who is openly gay, he is certainly not the only company chief who has come out in public.

Would this negatively affect Apple products?

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