Bella Hadid disputes daring inquiry concerning past harmful romantic partners
Model Bella Hadid issues a firm warning against rekindling relationships with toxic exes during an interview with ELLE UK. The interview, which took place in London, focused on promoting Hadid's Orabella fragrance brand.
When a question regarding "toxic exes" emerged, Hadid made it clear that she is not encouraging anyone to reconnect with such individuals. She stated emphatically, "Don't make up with your toxic ex. I'm not giving you any ideas with my fragrances of how to get your toxic ex back. We're not doing that in 2025."
This firm advice from Hadid, who is 28 years old, is reflective of her personal history with toxic relationships. In a 2022 episode of the Victoria's Secret VS Voices podcast, she openly discussed her struggles with such relationships. She admitted to constantly returning to individuals who had emotionally abused her, leading to issues with people-pleasing and poor boundaries in both personal and professional contexts.
Her past relationships were marked by either becoming silent, subsequently crying, and going inward, or lashing out and leaving. She emphasized the importance of avoiding re-engagement with toxic partners and prioritizing self-care and healthy boundaries.
The ensuing chat further saw Hadid promoting her fragrances, sharing her inspiration behind their creation, and discussing her passion for fashion and beauty. However, the notion of using her fragrances to win back a toxic ex was not part of the discussion.
Bella Hadid's advice against rekindling relationships with toxic exes stems from her personal history marked by struggles with such relationships, as she openly admitted during the Victoria's Secret VS Voices podcast in 2022. Her past relationships often led to either emotional suppression or lashing out, emphasizing the significance of self-care and maintaining healthy boundaries in relationships. Interestingly, Hadid clarified during her interview with ELLE UK that her fragrances are not designed to be used as tools to reconnect with toxic partners.
