The Canadian R&B singer Weeknd (Abel Tesfaye) and model Bella Hadid have been rumored to be dating for the last couple of months, but when they finally went public as a couple and showed off some cute PDA while on a date night together in New York City, Bella has been pretty low-key about the relationship.
But in the case of Weeknd, he is finally dishing on his relationship with Bella Hadid.
In a recent interview with Rolling Stone, the typically private singer opened up about his feelings with the gorgeous model and how he's grateful for the experience after years of failed relationships.
Weeknd opened up about Bella Hadid, and even revealed how he lost his virginity.
"I actually asked her to be on the artwork for Beauty Behind the Madness,” the chart-topping 25-year-old R&B superstar said of the19-year-old model, whom he's been dating since April 2015. "My motive was literally to work with her."
All jokes aside, it's nice that the rapper is now able to maintain a healthy relationship. We bet the fact that Hadid is so stable in her career and family life helps a lot in keeping their relationship.
Unfortunately, the way the 25-year-old lost his virginity isn't as positive as his relationship with Bella. In an awkward retelling, The Weeknd admits he lost his v-card as a teenager to a college girl after he lied his way into a toga party.
The 19-year-old daughter of Real Housewives of Beverly Hills star Yolanda Foster declined. "I was like, 'All right, cool — we can meet up face-to-face,'" her now-boyfriend recalled. "It just kind of fell into my lap. If this had happened two years ago — well... she couldn't." (Two years ago, Hadid would've been 16.)
Bella, who is the younger sister of supermodel Gigi Hadid has been getting to know the musician in the recent months. 'The couple's relationship is fairly new.
In early April, Bella and Weeknd both attended the Coachella Music Festival in Indio, California where the Canadian-born star was a headlining act.
Bella's big sister Gigi and her longtime boyfriend Cody Simpson were also spotted during weekend one of the desert fest.
Inspite of his super stardom, the Toronto native sat down with Rolling Stone for a candid talk about his music, personal life and his rise to fame.
He is covering the November issue of the magazine alongside headlines about Sex, Drugs and R&B, and the musician cover his strange persona and gives a deeper look into his dark mind.
