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Ariana Grande’s brother Frankie reveals he’s dating a gay married couple
The ‘Big Brother’ alum introduced his boyfriends at Bette Midler’s Halloween party
Frankie Grande, Ariana Grande’s brother and a former “Big Brother” houseguest, revealed to Us Weekly that he’s in a relationship with a married couple.
Us Weekly reports that Grande shared he’s in a throuple with married couple Daniel Sinasohn and Mike Pophis. Grande brought his boyfriends to Bette Midler’s Halloween event.
“These are my boyfriends,” Grande told Us Weekly. “[We’ve been dating for] almost three months, but in the gay world, it’s like five years.”
Grande shared that his favorite part about dating Sinasohn is “his dick” but says he is “very smart. So is Mike, Mike is also very smart.”
Later, Grande released a statement saying: “Mike and Daniel are both extraordinary people and I think the world of them. Each of them complete me in different ways and I am honored to be in this very special, very fun relationship.”
When asked how their throuple situation works, Grande simply said “Let’s just say it does.”
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