Three's a Crowd After All: Frankie Grande Splits From Throuple
Frankie Grande is back on the market.
The 36-year-old YouTuber—and brother to pop princess Ariana Grande—revealed in a new interview with Us Weekly that he is no longer in his headline-making throuple.
"I am single. I’ve been single for about a month now," Grande explained. "It’s really good."
Grande went public with his throuple to married couple Daniel Sinasohn and Mike Pophis at Bette Midler's annual Hulaween event last October.
“These are my boyfriends,” Grande said on the Hulaween red carpet, introducing the married couple. “[We’ve been dating for] almost three months, but in the gay world, it’s like five years,” he said. After joking that he was just in it for the “dick,” Grande said both hubbies are “very smart.”
Back in November, Grande exclusively told NewNowNext's Michael Musto that he met Sinasohn and Pophis at a charity event on Fire Island:
I was hosting an event and they were right up front at one of the donors’ tables. We met and discovered we had similar interests and hit it off right away. For me, usually I’m working so hard at those events, so to have a connection—with two people—was very interesting and very nice. It’s my first time dating a couple. I find it to be really wonderful because they both complete me in different ways. Daniel is more energetic and Mike is more grounding. In each way, we are a complementary group. The triangle is the strongest shape, and each one of us brings the right amount to the relationship to make it sturdy.
Even though Grande has left the throuple, he says he's still happy he dated the couple, and he's grateful for all he learned from the experience: "I’m super grateful for my last relationship. I grew so much in it, and at the same time, it wasn’t working out anymore. I’m super glad that we decided to end things amicably. And that we can all remain friends... that’s the important thing."
He went on to explain that dating a couple is "so complicated. You have double the highs, double the excitement... but also double the lows, double the drama."
But he is taking advice from his sister, telling Us Weekly: "Thank you, next! I’m so bleepin’ grateful for my exes."
