Daniel Bedingfield reveals he's polyamorous and fancies men and women
He had a hit with his song, If You're Not The One, back in 2002 - but Daniel Bedingfield has admitted 'the one' will never be enough to satisfy him. In an interview on The Shizzo show conducted earlier this year, the pop singer, 46, revealed he's polyamorous, saying: 'I was born to love two or three people.'. 'Because... I found the right person for me. Everything I'd looked for and it wasn't going to work. I need to love three. Or two. My heart is different. Shizzio asks: 'Right, so you can't love one person?' 'No! I still love everyone I've ever been in love with. My heart is full of people I've been in love with. Daniel Bedingfield has revealed he is polyamorous in an interview on The Shizzio Show after previously admitting he's attracted to both men and women He said: 'I found the right person for me. Everything I'd looked for and it wasn't going to work. I need to love three. Or two. My heart is different' (pictured in 2003) 'And then a new one comes in and it's like which sister do you prefer? No! Do you love your sister more than your mum? Stop it, stop it. 'So I can't... which girl do you love more? It's completely someone else's idea. It doesn't fit [me] at all.' In April 2024, Daniel opened up about his sexuality for the first time as he spoke about a 'man he loved' during a performance at the London Palladium.The Gotta Get Thru This singer had been taking a self-imposed hiatus for the past two decades but had returned to celebrate the 20th anniversary of his first hit song.Addressing the crowds, he said: 'In my era, you had to be gay or straight, or f*** you. I wrote this song with a man I loved about a girl we both loved.'The song was called Borderline and afterwards, Daniel spoke about this woman and said how much he and this unknown man missed her when she went away. He said: 'I'm not very gay, but we were on a hot spring, sitting on a rock, missing her.'Elsewhere, during the Shizzio interview, Daniel also called out his number one celebrity enemy - Leigh Francis' character Avid Merrion. He said: 'That idiot Avid Merrion told everyone I was dead. If I have an enemy in my life, it's him. And then hearing what Craig [David] suffered too. 'That's an enemy, that' s a bad English person. All my friends thought I was dead.' Elsewhere, during the Shizzio interview, Daniel also called out his number one celebrity enemy - Leigh Francis' character Avid Merrion who once claimed Daniel had died (pictured in 2025) The joke was said on former ITV2 series Celebrity Juice in 2015, which starred Keith Lemon, Holly Willoughby and Fearne Cotton, before the show was cancelled in 2022 Craig David has previously spoken out against Leigh, saying he relocated to America in a bid to escape the 'reaction' to his mocking, likening the abuse to childhood bullying (pictured April 2025) Singer Craig accused Leigh of 'blackfacing' and said his use of rubber masks in his comedy sketches would be 'unacceptable' today (pictured in January 2008)Daniel accused the funnyman of taking great 'delight' in tricking the public he had passed away with a death gag back in 2015 said on Celebrity Juice, which was axed after 14 years in 2022. Daniel became one of the most searched artists on Google in 2015, due to fans desperately trying to find out if Leigh's claim was true.The brother of Natasha Bedingfield nearly died in a car crash in his home country of New Zealand in 2004, the year his record Second First Impression was released. Moreover, Craig David told in 2023 how he moved to America to escape the 'reaction' to his mocking by Leigh Francis, likening the abuse to childhood bullying. Leigh no longer performs as Keith Lemon, or any other of his characters, following a backlash in recent years. He made a public apology in 2020, expressing his regret at mimicking black stars. In April 2024, Daniel opened up about his sexuality for the first time as he spoke about a 'man he loved' during a performance at the London Palladium With sister Natasha Bedingfield, herself a successful singer, at the BRIT Awards in 2005 Daniel also discussed his belief that he is autistic, despite saying he has taken three tests that have all come back saying he is not. He said: 'I process things in ways that remind me of autistic people. I took the test three times. It says no. I'm not. 'I see other autistic people and I know that I am. There's a little computer in my head, so when i first had the success, I was very confused by how to behave. 'I tried to behave how I saw other pop stars behave. I think I kind of pulled it off.'He then wrote in the comments: 'Spectrum peoples faces are often moving when they “shouldn’t” be. And not moving when they “should.” 'It’s slightly jerky and hammy. That’s can be comical and endearing, often it is scary for people’s face who move “normally”and can contribute to a sense of “weird” or hmmmm.'
