Bella Thorne is ready to celebrate Valentine's Day. The actress, model, entrepreneur, and more has shared a new post ahead of Valentine's Day, wearing a stunning red dress as she teases a special surprise for her followers.
© Jacopo RauleThe post was shared on Instagram and shows Thorne wearing a tight red dress as she sits in front of a fireplace. The dress has a bold slit over one leg, which Thorne uses to her advantage in various poses.
She shared various shots of the photoshoot, with each image revealing more details. Red petals surround her, and she's captured throwing them up in various photos. There's a red heart in the background and also an image of Thorne holding on to some "Peanuts" cards, showing Snoopy in various poses.
Her nails are as dramatic as her dress, being long and pointy, and of a dark red and glittery hue.
"Sending something special to a fewwwww of my Valentines," she captioned the post, adding a letter and a kiss emoji. She then directed her followers towards the app Passes, a tool and service that's meant to help creators and influencers become entrepreneurs by monetizing their apps and projects.
Thorne opens up about the challenges of acting
Over the years, Thorne has tried out different creative forms of expression, ranging from acting, to filmmaking, to making innovative forms of content.
In an interview with SiriusXM's Jeff Lewis Live, Thorne discussed the differences between acting and directing and some of the challenges she's faced as an actress. “I think directing is the kind of love where you’re always creating and it’s you just you feel completely alive," she said.
"There’s never a dull moment and acting there’s a lot of waiting around."
Thorne opened up about some of the challenges of dedicating yourself to a project that you ultimately have no control over. "And yeah, when you know you do something and then you have to let it go, that’s as much as you can care about it is when you caring about at that moment, and as soon as that moment is gone you have to let it go because it can be quite disheartening watching it get ripped apart.”
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