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    Bella Thorne Likes Anything With a Hole: She’s Pansexual

    Bella Thorne is an open book, especially when it comes to her personal life.

    Only this time the actress is not talking about her fall-out with influencer Tana Mongeau or break up with Mod Sun. She’s actually discussing her sexuality. Apparently, Bella Thorne pansexual lifestyle is officially admitted.

    Many people may have thought that she was bisexual, considering she had a three-way relationship with both Mongeau and Mod Sun at some point. But if you thought that, then you’re definitely wrong.

    Bella Thorne is actually pansexual…or at least that what she calls it.

    The Hollywood Unlocked says that Bella had a chance to talk with “Good Morning America,” which is when she dropped the bomb.

    “I’m actually pansexual and I didn’t know that. Somebody explained to me really thoroughly what that is. ‘You like beings. You like what you like.’ Doesn’t have to be a girl or a guy or a he or she or they or this or that. It’s literally you like personality. You just like a being.”

    Pansexual means that you literally like anyone, no matter what they identify with on the spectrum of sexuality. A person could be gay, lesbian, straight, or transgender…it just doesn’t matter.

    Bella is currently in a long-distance relationship with an Italian singer by the name of Benjamin Mascolo.

    “I like sexy girls, I like sexy guys. I like sexy in general, you know?”

    Bella joins a list of growing celebrities who are becoming bored with just referring to themselves as “straight” or “gay.”

    Before Bella came out as pansexual, Miley Cyrus did it first.

    Thoughts? How do you feel about Bella Thorne barking up the pansexual tree now? Do you believe her? Let us know by leaving a comment in the comment section below.

     

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