“I don’t really believe in straight people'
.) In response to a question about whether there was any truth to the TikTok, Ratajkowski turned the question on its head, expressing her belief that sexuality is “on a sliding scale.”
“I don’t really believe in straight people,” she added. “My girlfriend came over and was like, ‘B*tch, have you seen the green-couch thing?’ She was laughing at me because my green couch is so big.” Ratajkowski absolutely deserves the right to partake in a lighthearted TikTok meme without wanting to speak in explicit terms about her sexuality. At the same time, what a hilarious, possibly publicist-filtered way to divert attention away from herself. Did she mean girlfriend in the platonic way, or in the sapphic way? Who’s to say for sure? But if there’s one thing to take away from this interview, it’s that we wholeheartedly agree with Ratajkowski’s assertion that straight people aren’t real.
Ratajkowski wasn’t the only celeb who recently kind of came out via a TikTok meme. She was joined by former
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