11 Times Bella Thorne Took Things Right Past TMI Status and Into NSFW Territory on Twitter
Ever since her departure from the Disney Channel, Bella Thorne‘s become somewhat of a bad girl. It’s not that she’s doing anything particularly bad, but she’s not exactly, uh, family friendly these days. Wearing teeny tiny outfits, sticking out her tongue for the camera, and sucking face in public with her celebrity boyfriends, the actress has officially crossed into NSFW territory. And if you need the proof, just check out her Twitter.
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Bella’s been caught tweeting about her exes, how much she loves sex, and flirting with fans and fellow famous people alike. Basically, she just can’t be bothered to give a single f–k anymore — as summed up by this conversation a fan sent her which she retweeted.
Awwwww this makes so happy. That’s exactly what happened!!! You guys know me so well ❤️ https://t.co/NnEV6fW2Ya
— BITCHIMBELLATHORNE (@bellathorne) June 14, 2017
“She one day just said f–k and truly became her inner self,” wrote a fan — to which Bella responded, “You guys know me so well.” And Bella’s inner self loves to strip down, slather on the glitter, and tell Twitter exactly what’s on her mind, whether it’s sexting, swallowing, or shaving.
But don’t let us speak for Bella. She can speak for herself just fine, and she frequently does, clapping back at those that hate her, sending hearts to those who love her, and shooting winky faces at those chosen few.
“People will ask me, ‘Who are you now?’ But this is who I’ve really been—you just didn’t see me before,” Bella told Harper’s Bazaar. “I’ve lied my whole life about who I am and who I’m trying to be, so now, I like to keep it real. I have problems like every person, so if I can help somebody else then that’s f—ing dope.”
Ready to see who the real Bella is? Check out the gallery to see some of her most NSFW Twitter moments where she let it all hang out. Metaphorically, at least (well, only sometimes).
