Bella Thorne Claims Charlie Puth Lied Because She Refused Sex
Though their romance was short-lived, things got incredibly messy after Charlie publicly accused Bella of cheating; he shared a bunch of tweets that seemingly implied she hadn't ended things with her previous partner, Tyler Posey, before pursuing things with him.
Bella wound up denying cheating on Charlie, stating during an appearance on SiriusXM's The Jenny McCarthy Show, 'Basically, Ty and I stopped dating and Charlie had been tweeting about me for a while. He was trying to reach out to me. I hung out with him twice. We went to the movies. He was cool.'
Fast forward to this week, and Bella has publicly claimed that Charlie 'lied to the entire world' about her because she refused to sleep with him.
Commenting under an Instagram post about ex-Little Mix singer JADE saying she'd never collaborate with Charlie, Bella alleged, 'Yeah I mean .. he lied to the entire world about me and started a hate train. All because I wouldn't …. Do the deed with him.'
This comes years after Charlie sparked controversy when he revealed that his hit song 'Attention' — which was released in 2017 — was about a girl he found manipulative because she wouldn't have sex with him.
We'll keep you posted if anything else unfolds.
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