London Mayor Sadiq Khan publicly supports the city’s bid to host WorldPride in 2032, framing it as a continuation of Pride’s long history in the capital. Writing and speaking across separate pieces, Khan links the proposal to London’s past Pride milestones, including the city’s first Pride march roughly 60 years ago, and describes WorldPride as an opportunity to recognize progress for LGBTQ+ people while also highlighting work still needed. Both sources present his endorsement as part of a broader rationale for why London should be considered a suitable host, emphasizing the potential of a major international event to build on momentum from earlier Pride celebrations. The articles describe Khan’s position without detailing specific bid logistics, funding arrangements, or policy changes, but they consistently characterize WorldPride as a chance for London to celebrate achievements and further strengthen inclusion and visibility. The coverage also indicates that Khan’s support is expressed in personal terms, grounded in the historical context of Pride in London.