Famous bisexual women
Bisexual celebrities and famous gender non-conforming people who've spoken about bisexuality
Bisexual celebrities - Auli'i Cravalho
Moana star Auli'i Cravalho came out as bi on TikTok. When a fan on Twitter asked her what her sexuality was, she pointed them to a TikTok of her singing along to an Eminem song. The lyrics were: "Seriously though, how are you doing? You straight?" and she mouths: "No I'm bi."
Bisexual celebrities - Tinashe
Singer, songwriter, dancer Tinashe spoke candidly about identifying as pansexual when she appeared on the cover of Gay Times. “It’s not that I don’t like putting a label on it. But when you speak you’re bisexual, a lot of people think… they just have a lack of understanding about what it is. And I tend to shy away from terms – I guess this is the theme of my life! – that make people want to categorise me or put me in a box. I don’t like that shit. But – but – I can still give you a general sense of yeah, I’m bisexual. I’m somewhere on the spectrum. You know?”
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Bisexual celebrities - Franchesca Ramsey
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Dove Cameron
The year-old singer and actress released her LGBTQ+ anthem, "Boyfriend," in , but she's vocalized that she always knew she was queer.
"I wasn't ever afraid of people knowing who I loved," she explained to E! News. "More so, I was afraid of people having access to the human parts of me in an industry that can be so anti-human. That was definitely an feeling thing, but it turned out to be the best thing that could have ever happened to me. Mentally, I'm so much better now."
Frank Ocean
In , Frank penned a letter on Tumblr that addressed his sexuality and revealed his first care for was a man. His music is clad with romantic references to both men and women, but he has not explicitly stated he's bisexual. In an interview with GQ, he was asked about his sexuality, to which he responded "I'll respectfully say that life is dynamic and comes along with dynamic experiences, and the same sentiment that I have towards genres of music, I own towards a lot of labels and boxes."
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Bella Thorne
The actress replied “Yes” on Twitter when a fan asked her if she was bisexual back in , and she's continued to speak openly about her sexuality over social media. When one fan tweeted her for advice on coming out to their family and friends, she replied, “Honesty and bluntness. You can’t hide who you are forever and be happy. 💍 be strong boo.”
Paris Jackson
In July , the daughter of the late Michael Jackson clarified that she doesn't identify with bisexuality, but rather the LGBTQ collective as a whole. "I came out when I was 14," she said on Instagram Stories. "I’ve referred to the collective as ‘my fellow LGBTQ+’ on stage before. I’ve talked about having a crush on girls when I was 8 in my Rolling Stone article. There are pictures of me kissing girls online. Why are people just now saying this is news?"
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Halsey
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- A growing number of celebrities have opened up about being attracted to more than one gender.
- Some identify as bisexual (Halsey, Cardi B, Kit Connor) or pansexual (Janelle Monáe, Miley Cyrus).
- Other stars select to identify as homosexual, while still more forgo labels for a more fluid approach.
Billie Eilish said she likes "boys and girls."
Eilish nonchalantly discussed her sexuality in a cover story for Variety, which was published in November
Eilish described herself as "physically attracted" to women, adding, "I'm attracted to them for real."
The Grammy-winning singer did not leverage a specific label to identify her sexuality. Shortly after, Eilish attended the Variety Hitmakers event, where she was interviewed on the red carpet.
After portraying women as "pretty," the interviewer asked if Eilish intended to "come out" with her cover story.
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