Emily Ratajkowski is keeping her options open!
The High Low podcast host joined a dating app for the first time amid her and Pete Davidson’s romance, sharing her experience on Thursday’s episode.
The model had a glass of wine in hand when she made an account, Page Six reports.
“I was like, ‘F**k it,’” the 31-year-old explained to her listeners. “I was feeling defiant because so many people told me not to get it.”
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While the actress did not specify which app she is on, she noted that she has “gotten a few direct requests from women, which is exciting”.
Ratajkowski added, “I feel like this app is a little bit white. It’s very white and feels like a very particular man and very particular type of woman, so I don’t think I’m gonna meet my lady crush on here.”
The Gone Girl star has been romantically linked to Davidson, 29, since November. They made headlines later that same month for their first public outing at a New York Knicks versus Memphis Grizzlies game.
The duo are getting “more serious,” a source exclusively told Page Six last week.
“Pete takes her to dinner and events. They also hang out a lot at home,” the insider said, calling their time together “fun without any stress”.
Ratajkowski was previously married to Sebastian Bear-McClard for four years, and the former couple share one-year-old son Sylvester.
After filing for divorce in September, the My Body author seemingly came out as bisexual in a TikTok upload of herself sitting on a green couch.
“If you identify as bisexual, do you own a green velvet couch?” the October video’s voiceover asked before Ratajkowski panned over the furniture, then back to herself with a smile.
The star went on to tell Harper’s Bazaar that same month that she “doesn’t believe in straight people,” saying that “sexuality is on a sliding scale”.
Ratajkowski also opened up about her dating app future in the October interview.
“Give me time,” the Sports Illustrated Swimsuit model hinted to the magazine.
This article originally appeared on the New York Post and was reproduced with permission