Bella Thorne opens about being in a throuple with Tana Mongeau and Mod Sun

31 January 2019, 12:14

By Sam Prance

Bella Thorne also spoke up about how coming out as bisexual cost her roles...

Bella Thorne may be best known for her off screen antics these days but she is also one of the most prolific actresses of her generation. At the age of just 21, she's starred in over 30 films, 20 TV series and she shows no signs of slowing down. From Shake It Up to Assassination Nation, Bella is the textbook definition of booked and busy and it's always exciting to see the sorts of projects she gets involved in.

Bella recently caught up with Gay Times to discuss her career to date, her numerous business ventures and what's next for her this year and beyond. Not only that but she also talked in depth about her personal life. Bella spoke about how coming out as bisexual cost her roles and also touched on the hate she gets for being in a throuple with Tana Mongeau and Mod Sun.

Speaking to Alim Kheraj, Bella stated: “I don’t think anybody will really understand the bonds that I share with Mod or Tana." She then added that she, Tana and Mod don't actually attribute any label to their relationship. "Yeah, we joke around about poly, but we aren’t in the sense that we don’t put a word, a box or label too many things. It is what it is.”

Explaining further, Bella went on to say: "It’s not a gay or straight box. It’s this middle in-between world that nobody can put in a box, which makes them so mad. People are so mad that they can’t put it in a box, can’t explain it and can’t see how it works that they hate on it.” Bella, Tana and Mod have been in a relationship since the summer of 2017.

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a year ago this weekend, i met a girl at a music festival who i had no idea would change my life forever. it's so crazy to me how fast a year can fly by when you're surrounded by love you never thought was possible. what started with a viral kissing pic turned to you being the love of my life.. you swept me up and introduced me to your entire world, you made my wildest dreams happen, you believed in me in every aspect when no one else did, you signed me to your label & brought me on every journey with you, you fought for me with everything in you when you didn't have to. you never gave up on me, you stayed when the going got tough, you encouraged me to be me. you'd wipe the makeup off my face or undo the facetune lmao.. you'd make me put on silly costumes and wild makeup and not care what anyone had to say. you got a matching tattoo of something i said to you without hesitation... you'd hold me when i cry.... you are the most perfect, incredible, talented, confident, resilient, STRONG, SELFLESS individual i've ever met & every second i spend with you i'm inspired & grateful. here's to a year with the girl that made me realize that for me, love has no gender or boundaries. it's just love. it feels like just yesterday i was drunkenly bothering you at life is beautiful. thanks for wanting me to stick around & bother you endlessly. I love you Annabella Avery Thorne, I wish every person saw you through my eyes. but I'm lucky they don't WITCHO SEXY ASSSSSS

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Bella also touched on the backlash she received after she came out: “There were a few places on the acting side that were very negative about it. There was someone who, right after I came out, cancelled my audition. It’s not like anybody comes up to you and says, ‘Well, you’re gay, so I’m not going to hire you.’"

She then said: "But you can just tell by the way that people act differently around you, the way they treat you differently, the way that they look at you or the way that they tiptoe around certain subjects because they’re walking on eggshells. In this business, that behaviour makes it all very obvious.”

Bella's words shed an important light on the prejudice people received for being in non-monogamous relationships and/or bisexual. It's great to see someone in her position be so candid.