Topics: Celebrity, Sex and Relationships, Social Media, Music
Fans have been left pretty divided after Camila Cabello shared 'too much information' when opening up about how she lost her virginity to her celebrity ex-boyfriend.
Earlier this week, the 27-year-old Fifth Harmony star reflected on her experience of having sex for the very first time on The Armchair Expert with Dax Shepard.
Cabello, who was 20 at the time, revealed that her first sexual experience was a 'beautiful' one however she did admit it was pretty 'late'.
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The 'Work from Home' star shared that about seven years back, she got into a relationship with British life coach, YouTuber and writer Matthew Hussey.
"I had my first relationship at that time," she said. "I had actually listened to [Hussey's] podcast before…because he had, like, a dating podcast. And he is married now, so congratulations!"
She continued: "It was late for my first relationship. I was 20.
"That was my first time having sex. First lovemaking was at 20, 21. … It was literally lovemaking. It was beautiful."
The pair dated for just a little over a year, between 2018 and 2019, but it's clear she still holds him in high regard.
"He was a really great person," Cabello praised. "It was like the perfect first relationship. It really expanded my world because he wasn’t in my industry too."
She recalled: "It was like, 'Oh my God, have you ever seen Anthony Bourdain: Parts Unknown and have you ever seen Studio Ghibli films?'"
Some people, weren't completely on board with the singer's frankness with one X user writing: "Everything I know about her is against my will."
"We need to go back to the era where celebrities were elusive and there was mystique around them," hit out a second.
A third piped up: "Family business we don't care."
"Too much information Camila," added a fourth.
"I didn't need to know that. Celebs need to keep these things to themselves," slammed a final critic.
Others, however, praised Cabello's openness with one fan writing: "I love how open she is… maybe a little too open but hey, I’m not complaining!"
"Honestly, good for her. It's nice to hear a positive experience being shared," penned another.
"That's amazing girl," offered another while a final X user echoed: "I think this is a great thing to talk about. It’s a good influence on young people.
"I remember no one talked about this when I was young."
