Dave Benett/Getty Lola Younghas something to share. The "Messy" singer, 24, got candid about her sexuality while responding to a fan in the comments of a video shared to herTikTokpage on Sunday, May 25. Young posted a video to the social media platform of herself dancing and singing along to CMAT's song "Take a Sexy Picture of Me" while sporting an all-gray, corseted athleisure look. A fan took to the comments section with a compliment, telling the English alt-pop singer, "No man deserves this." She responded with a clarification: "I like p---- as well u kno." The PEOPLE Appis now available in the Apple App Store! Download it now for the most binge-worthy celeb content, exclusive video clips, astrology updates and more! Emma McIntyre/Getty While Young seemingly hasn't publicly defined her sexuality in the past, she recalled the first time she fell in love during an interview withBritish GQin September 2021. The rising star was 20 years old at the time of the interview and spoke about experiencing "true love" at age 14 — "but it's never as true as how it felt in the moment, I guess," she admitted. "I believe in young love, for sure, but I believe love does change depending on your life experience. The person was great but it just wasn't right," said Young. "I don'tlovelove most of the time, but sometimes I do, and I don't like change, which means I like to stay in relationships as long as they last." She continued, "I'm not too sure why I don't like change. Well, I do, it's a lot to do with my childhood, but I just don't like change so love is important to me as much as I may hate it." Katie Flores/Billboard via Getty In a January 2025 interview withVariety, Young opened up about the romance that inspired her breakthrough hit, "Messy," which features lyrics about various insecurities. "My relationship was ending, and it was closure for me," she told the outlet. "Then I started to think about my relationship with myself." Originally released in May 2024, "Messy" broke through months later due to a TikTok trend using the song, which has since reached No. 14 on theBillboardHot 100. Read the original article onPeople
