**Anna Camp Embraces Her Sexuality: A Journey of Self-Acceptance**
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Anna Camp, known for her role in the latest installment of the horror franchise *Scream*, has publicly declared her bisexuality during a recent appearance on the podcast *I’ve Never Said This Before* hosted by Tommy DiDario. In an exclusive clip shared by PEOPLE, the 43-year-old actress expressed her pride in acknowledging her sexuality, a significant milestone in her personal journey.
Speaking candidly, Camp stated, “As a 43-year-old woman, I am very proud of myself for owning my sexuality at this age. I am a very strong person for doing it in somewhat of a spotlight with people criticizing and judging and making assumptions. I’m really proud to be bisexual.” Her remarks underscore not just her personal growth, but also her resilience in the face of societal expectations.
During the episode, the actress reflected on what she described as “a major evolution” she has undergone since entering her 40s. Camp admitted that while the path to self-acceptance can be daunting, she chooses to pursue happiness without fear. “Sure, there are times I feel like I am taking a risk and this is scary. But to say, ‘No, I only get one life and I want to be happy,’ that’s what life is all about,” she articulated.
Camp’s relationship with Jade Whipkey, a writer and on-set stylist, has further highlighted her journey. The couple confirmed their romance to the public in May 2025, and they made their relationship “red-carpet official” during the premiere of her film *Bride Hard* a few weeks later. Their relationship has garnered considerable attention, prompting Camp to acknowledge the unexpected focus and scrutiny they have received.
Reflecting on her past relationships, Camp shared insights into her growth. Prior to identifying as queer, she was married to actor Michael Mosley from 2010 until their divorce in 2013. She later married Skylar Astin, her co-star from *Pitch Perfect*, in 2016, but they separated in April 2019, finalising their divorce later that same year. Camp’s experiences have contributed to her evolving sense of self, prompting her to embrace change rather than resist it.
“You think you’ve got this idea of who you are and that’s how your life is going to go,” Camp mused. “And that’s happened to me several times in my life, where I thought that I knew what was happening. And it could have stopped in that way. I could have settled. I could have said, no, I’m done evolving.” Her commitment to personal growth has become a guiding principle in her life.
In previous comments to *Cosmopolitan*, Camp expressed her surprise at the attention surrounding her relationship with Whipkey, stating, “We’ve been a bit surprised by all of the hubbub, but there’s been a lot of support so we’re very grateful and thankful for everybody who is supportive of us. It’s lovely.” The couple’s openness and willingness to share their relationship with the public resonate with many fans who appreciate their authenticity.
The podcast *I’ve Never Said This Before*, which features weekly episodes every Tuesday, serves as a platform for various figures to share their personal stories and experiences. Camp’s revelations are a testament to the power of voice and representation, particularly in an industry that can often be unforgiving and judgmental.
As fans celebrate her courage and honesty, Anna Camp continues to access a new chapter in both her personal and professional life. With her ongoing role in *Scream 7*, now in theatres, and her blossoming relationship with Whipkey, it is clear that Camp is not only committed to her craft but also to living her life authentically. Her story stands as an inspiration to many who may be navigating their own paths to self-acceptance.