Addison Rae sizzles in a floral bikini as she makes rare comments about ‘cheating’ on ex Bryce Hall

Addison Rae put on a dazzling display in a floral-themed white bikini for the February issue of Rolling Stone magazine.

The beauty showed off her incredibly toned figure, which is hard-won thanks to daily bootcamp workouts in Los Angeles.

She was also seen in a pink lace leotard. And in one picture, the TikTok star was wrapped in a fur boa that looked like a snake wrapped around her naked body.

In the interview, she talked about her ex-boyfriend Bryce Hall.

The He’s All That actress didn’t refer to Hall by name, but she did appear to address him.

“I’m very guarded when it comes to relationships because my first public relationship taught me a lot about myself,” the 24-year-old singer told the publication.

‘I think he cheated on me. He says he didn’t,” she added. They had started dating in 2020. Hall actually publicly denied cheating on Rae.

Rae spoke with author Brittany Spanos about her rise to fame via TikTok, to starring in movies like He’s All That and Thanksgiving, and now making pop music.

Turns out she’s had fun doing a 180 from her good-girl-next-door image that she used to find an audience on social media to her devilish wild-child persona she uses to his music career.

“I want to be your girl next door, but maybe there’s a wild side to the girl next door,” she explained to Rolling Stone.

Addison thanked the publication for making her childhood dream come true, appearing on the cover in a sexy pose.

“When all that’s left is kindness and love, choose it…it makes your dreams come true,” the siren wrote.

She added: ‘Thank you so much to Rolling Stone! Thanks Brittany for hanging out and getting to know me for 2 days. I am overwhelmed with gratitude. Thanks to everyone who made this shooting star wish come true. I love you all so much!!!’

Rae concluded: ‘Feeling very transformative and naked. In the best way, of course. I am so blessed.’

Around 2019, Rae established herself as a TikTok star and became one of the internet’s most obsessed figures in the industry.

Last year, however, she began to make serious strides as a pop star.

She got a major co-sign from Charli XCX, and appeared on a remix of the Brat single Von Dutch.

And she scored offbeat hits like Diet Pepsi and Aquamarine.

Rae reinvented herself with those songs, taking “a left turn from John Waters, like a cheerleader lost in her high school’s art department,” as Rolling Stone writer and editor Brittany Spanos puts it.

Spanos spoke with Addison for two days in Los Angeles in December. They did a bootcamp workout at her invite-only gym, then shopped at Trashy Lingerie.

Rae she said knew that TikTok would open some very big doors for her.

“Even though it was still on such a small scale, I think I was like, ‘This is how I’m going to be able to do what I’ve always wanted to do,'” Addison said.

On criticism of her debut single, 2023’s Obsessed: ‘I think there is room for constructive criticism. (But) it was hardly even about the song. It was (about) me to do it.’

And she appreciates co-star Charli XCX’s mentorship.

‘(Charli) respected me and my ideas. It was the first time I really took the step on my own to be sure of the ideas I had and follow through on them. I owe it all to Charli.’

Legendary pop producer Max Martin gave her some good advice.

‘I had told him that I struggle to talk about things that are really close to me.

“He’s like, ‘The only way you’re really going to push yourself (is) to say things that are true and real. Once you spill it, you can always take it down, but if you start shallow, it’s hard to bump it up.”‘

On her first meeting with Columbia Records: ‘I walked in with a binder and I did a slide show. I just threw my vibes. I literally had no music to play him at the time, so it was all about trust. Like, “Yes, I’m in the sky and I’m enjoying being there. But I’m also serious.”‘

On the drama in her family that she dragged into her fame: ‘I feel a lot of guilt for what my family went through and responsibility. I just think it’s a shame that it was revealed the way it was.’

On TikTok potentially getting banned: ‘It’s the full moon for me. TikTok definitely gave me a lot of things, so it would be really sad to (see it) go, but hopefully the things I create and publish surpass that platform.’

Charli XCX on Rae’s rise as a pop star: ‘It’s been fun watching her develop. Everything she does relates to her art – every outfit she wears, everything she says in an interview on the red carpet, everything she tweets – it’s all part of the world building.’

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