The Latest Breaking News from Bella Thorne

Bella Thorne is writing the Spring Breakers sequel

Bella Thorne has revealed that she's working on a Spring Breakers sequel.

BANG Premier · Aug 7

Bella Thorne: I'm giving myself some space to breathe

Bella Thorne has revealed how her approach to life has evolved.

BANG Premier · Aug 6

Bella Thorne opens up about releasing private images after blackmail bid

The actress has reflected on her decision to release private photographs herself, revealing the public reaction proved more traumatic than the alleged extortion attempt and describing how the FBI later contacted her.

BANG Premier · Aug 6

Bella Thorne Recounts Amityville: The Awakening Using CGI To Edit Out The Horror Movie’s Blood

What's a horror movie without gore?

Cinemablend · Jun 8

8 Mainstream Actresses Who Went From Hollywood To Creating Adult Content

“It always strikes me as odd, because it comes across as so desperate, but she doesn’t really seem like the type who would need to beg for views/donations/whatever…”

Bored Panda · May 18

From Bella Thorne to Shannon Elizabeth: How Celebrities Made Their First $1 Million on OnlyFans

Celebrities like Shannon Elizabeth and Bella Thorne achieve rapid financial success on OnlyFans, turning subscription-based content into million-dollar earnings.

International Business Times UK · May 15

Why PR Experts And Social Media Stars Think Megan Fox Is Losing Out On Millions

She's got a whole brand right there!

Cinemablend · Apr 16

Bella Thorne’s new movie Find Your Friends secures distribution deal

After its premiere at the Fantasia Film Festival, Bella Thorne’s new movie Find Your Friends has secured a distribution deal.

BANG Premier · Apr 6

The Best 2026 Oscars Red Carpet Fashion Updates, Live From ‘Marie Claire’ Editors

Every award show has led to this elite step-and-repeat.

Marie Claire · Mar 16

Latinas Dominate List of the 10 Most Pirated OnlyFans Creators, New 2026 Report Shows

Latina creators dominate a new ranking of the most pirated OnlyFans accounts, according to a February 2026 report by AI-powered copyright protection agency BranditScan, underscoring how fame, visibility, and cultural influence increasingly translate into higher rates of digital content theft.

Latin Times · Feb 26