Rodriguez said that rumors of her homosexuality might have made the publication use her image.
“As far as rumors go of me coming out, I guess Curve magazine took it upon themselves to out me on the premise of their own suspicions,” People Magazine quoted her, as saying
Speaking about the episode on her website, the actress insisted that she isn’t feeling insulted, and that she is not going to shun the lesbian following she has got.
"Whatever, I'm not insulted, I have a big lesbian following, and for whatever reasons they show me love. I'm never going to shun, disrespect or neglect anybody who shows me genuine non-psychotic love,” she said.
However, she added that categorizing someone in the film business definitely affects the person
"I will say this: To put words in someone's mouth and place people in categories affects them for sure, especially in this business," she added.
Rodriguez also said that she doesn’t understand why Curve decided to use her face on the cover without her consent
"I don't know what the intent behind the Curve magazine cover was. I wasn't informed of it, I had no idea they were planning on using my image to sell magazines." she wrote.
The actress added that her sexuality is nobody’s business, and that if she had to prove anything to people, she would have released a sex video long ago.
“If I wanted people to know what I do with my vagina I would have released a sex video a long time ago. Yet I haven't done that,” she said.
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