Eddie Izzard has confirmed her most popular names and pronouns.

In a social media put up on Thursday (1 June), the comic, actor and activist reiterated she would rather be called "Suzy", a reputation that she had wished to be referred to as since she was 10.

The put up stated: "As people may now well know, I have added the name 'Suzy' to my names.

"So going ahead I'm preferring Suzy however I do not thoughts Eddie. And I favor she/her however I do not thoughts he/him.

"So no one can really get it wrong unless they call me Kenneth or Sabrina. I am remaining Eddie Izzard in public."

The comedian additionally thanked her followers and signed off the message as "Suzy/Eddie."

Izzard was met with assist from followers, as folks praised the star for stepping ahead and talking up.

One person wrote on Twitter: "As long as you remain talented, people will keep calling you, whatever name you choose. Appreciate the clarification, though. Onward to the next gig."

Another person celebrated the star and stated: "You've taught my daughter more world history than all of her public school years combined. We love you Suzy. We'll call you whatever you want us to."

The aspiring politician additionally introduced her new title earlier this 12 months at a recording of The Political Party podcast with host Matt Forde.

"I prefer to see she/her, I don't mind he/him … I'm Eddie," she stated.

"There's another name I'm going to add in as well, which is Suzy, which I wanted to be since I was 10. I'm going to be Suzy Eddie Izzard."

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In 2017, the 61-year-old spoke to the Hollywood Reporter in an interview about popping out and the challenges she confronted in her profession and private life.

She added: "If you are coming out as transgender or gay or lesbian, it's such a tough rite of passage and quest. It assaults your senses because, back in '85, everyone said, 'No, no. Hide about it.' I just thought they were all wrong. The humiliation period, the initial period, is so tough. If you keep at it, it gets better."

The actor additionally spoke about her tackle cisgender actors enjoying transgender roles.

She stated: "I am essentially transgender. I have boy mode and girl mode. I do feel I have boy genetics and girl genetics. I have played one transgender character. I will play hopefully more transgender roles in the future, but there are a lot of boy genetics in me so I am happy to play boy roles."

Izzard had first spoken up about her pronouns again in 2020 and was praised by followers.

Speaking on the Portrait Artist of the Year TV present on the time, Izzard informed contestant Chris Holder: "This is the first programme I've asked if I can be 'she' and 'her' - this is a little transition period."

She stated, "it feels very positive.

"I simply wish to be primarily based in woman mode any longer."