25-year-old Bella Throne is an American singer, actress, and writer. She is mostly recognized for her acting career which flourished as she grew. She first started off as a Disney star starring in the Disney Channel show Shake It Up which aired from 2010 to 2013. Her role as Cece Jones was one of the fan’s most loved characters. Throne received several awards and nominations for this role including an Imagen Award.
Bella’s Acting Career and Achievements
Bella is a versatile actress, growing up she did multiple projects to expand her acting abilities exploring different genres and finding out which scripts resonated with her the most. Since her Disney Channel era, she decided to move on, she featured in numerous films such as Blended 2014, Alvin and the Chipmunks: The Road Chip 2015, and the Babysitter film series 2017–2020. She received praise for her roles in The DUFF 2015, Amityville: The Awakening 2017, and Infamous 2020 Thorne also led the drama series Famous in Love 2017–2018, for which she received nominations from the Teen Choice Awards.
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Thorne’s Music Career And Achievements
Apart from acting, Thorne is a multi-talented and hardworking individual, she has been working on her singing and songwriting skills while also juggling her acting career along the way. Even though transitioning from being a Disney child to finding her own self-expression through music was hard, her music has inspired millions around the world. The music venture that helped her debut her new single Watch Me back in 2011. Her song charted at 86th number on the US Billboard Hot 100 List. After that, she released an EP Made In Japan in 2012 and the very next year released another EP called Jersey.
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Bella’s Views On Owning a Women-led business in a male-dominated industry
Apart from acting and singing, Bella has also written a best-selling book and owns her very own cannabis brand, Forbidden Flowers. She also directed and wrote an adult film called Him and Her. Now at the age of 25, Thorne has three new movies being released with a whopping 24.5 million Instagram followers. “I think running a female-founded cannabis company is very empowering. I believe it showcases that women can lead in a male-dominated industry. I also hope it inspires other women to get more involved.”, replied Bella in an interview back in 2020, when she was asked about being in a male-dominated industry. “In my experience, I’ve found it’s actually a particularly woman-friendly environment and has a higher percentage of working women when compared with many other industries. More so, I hope younger entrepreneurs feel capable because they are chasing their dreams no matter how out of the status quo they may seem.” " she continued.
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Throne’s Song Themes And Topics She Chooses To Speak Up About
Bella has openly shared her struggles with the world and has released music that can be relatable for the audience in some way or another. Her song watch not only proved her amazing singing abilities, but its meaning resonated with her audience. The empowering message behind this song promotes the idea of being true to yourself. It showcases the importance of being independent and expressing yourself without any judgment. As cliche as it might sound, sometimes all you have to do is be yourself because there’s nobody like you. Each and every person is unique in their own way. Regardless of the societal pressures one should stay true to their identity and see life as a test to approach it with confidence and self resilience.
Bella’s Mental Health Struggles And Sexuality
Bella openly talked about her book “The Life of a Wannabe Mogul: Mental Disarray, which is a book about mental health struggles throughout the teen and adult years of a woman. She feels that a quote in her book describes depression and the way it feels for her: “I know that depression is something that is always going to be in and out of my life, and something I have to worry about when it kicks in. The best thing that gets me through those times when anxiety creeps its ugly head around the corner is reminding myself that it’s just a bad day, bad week, bad two weeks, whatever… but that it will pass. It always passes, and you always feel better. Sometimes it just takes a little longer.” She identifies as a pansexual.