The Canadian teacher notorious for wearing massive prosthetic Z-cup breasts to class was photographed arriving at Nora Frances Henderson Secondary School in Hamilton, Ontario, dressed as a man, Fox News reported.
Photographers spotted Kayla Lemieux driving a Mazda SUV and they took photos of him sporting a noticeable beard. The controversial teacher was provided police escort to the school, according to a New York Post report.
Lemieux has previously claimed to suffer from a condition known as “gigantomastia,” a rare condition where one’s breasts become excessively large, as defined by the Cleveland Clinic.
Upon her arrival at the school for a planning day, Lemieux was seen without the notable prosthetic breasts.
Parents from Oakville-Trafalgar High School in Canada, where Lemieux previously taught and made headlines for wearing the prosthetic breasts, expressed surprise at his new appearance.
“Parents are now just supposed to accept Lemieux is a male and their kids’ teacher is either a deranged liar or mentally unstable?” Celina Close, a parent from Lemieux’s former school, said in an New York Post interview.
“It is infuriating,” she added. “We had a year of complete chaos. We were told Lemieux’s breasts were real and we couldn’t question Lemieux’s gender. But now we see Lemieux is actually male and the breasts were never real.”
In a past interview with the New York Post, Lemieux denied the breasts were prosthetic.
“I’m not wearing prosthetic breasts,” he told the New York Post. “These are real. My condition is classified as gigantomastia, which can also be referred to as macromastia or breast hypertrophy.”
Lemieux faced significant backlash the previous year while teaching at Oakville-Trafalgar High School before being placed on paid leave.
The Daily Mail reports Lemieux “has been self-identifying as male and using the legal name Kerry.”
Nora Francis Henderson administrators have taken measures to enhance security in anticipation of potential protests and disruptions following Lemieux’s appointment.
Student safety precautions include designated entry and exit strategies and the mandatory use of an intercom system for building access. Parents are asked to call or email before showing up at the school.
In a memo obtained by the Toronto Sun, Principal Tom Fisher acknowledged Lemieux’s “gender expression” had recently attracted public attention.
He emphasized the school’s commitment to upholding individual rights and treating everyone with respect and dignity.
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