Bebe Rexha Says She’s ‘Still Searching’ for a Baby Daddy Despite Multimillionaires Sliding in Her DMs (Exclusive)

**Bebe Rexha Embraces Independence with New Album ‘Dirty Blonde’ and a Candid Look at Love and Heartbreak**

Pop sensation Bebe Rexha is making waves in the music industry with the release of her first independent album, *Dirty Blonde*, following her departure from her record label in 2025. The 33-year-old singer-songwriter has candidly addressed themes of heartbreak and personal growth in her latest collection of songs, revealing the various forms heartbreak can take beyond traditional relationships.

In an exclusive interview with *PEOPLE*, Rexha shared her thoughts on her experiences with heartbreak, stating that it does not solely stem from romantic interactions. Her new album includes tracks like “The Way I Want You” and “Required Love,” which draw upon her personal experiences, particularly following the end of a significant relationship. “I finally fell in love with somebody that I felt like could be the one… and then getting broken up with was hard,” she reflects, acknowledging the profound impact that such an experience can have.

Another poignant track on the album, titled “Time,” delves into Rexha’s feelings of having “wasted all my best years” either in past relationships or during her tenure with her former label. “The most expensive currency in life is time,” she explains, highlighting the importance of moving forward despite looking back on lost years. Rexha’s observations speak to a broader sentiment about the need to evaluate how one spends their time, particularly in circumstances that hold the potential for emotional drain.

Rexha’s artistry is further enriched by her openness regarding personal struggles, particularly her experience with pregnancy loss and a condition known as polyendocrine metabolic ovarian syndrome (PMOS), which can pose significant challenges for women looking to conceive. “I think it’s really important to be open about that,” she emphasises, pointing out the lack of public understanding surrounding these issues, largely due to limited research into women’s health and hormonal conditions.

As Rexha continues to navigate romantic challenges, she notes, “I’ve encountered heartbreak in different ways,” and reflects that all forms of heartbreak can impact one’s journey. She advises that acknowledging feelings of sadness is a part of healing, adding that it is crucial to continue to make progress in life.

Currently, Rexha is prioritising her search for a partner who aligns with her values and lifestyle, whimsically referring to her desire for a “baby daddy.” “It’s been so hard because I’ve been so busy,” she admits, recognising the difficulties of finding the right person amid her hectic career.

Despite the challenges, Rexha has a clear vision of her ideal partner. “First and foremost, they’ve got to be a good person,” she outlines, citing the importance of strong morals, good communication, and a willingness to engage in self-improvement. While not particularly fussy about certain physical attributes, she jestingly mentions that she prefers not to shoulder all financial responsibilities in a relationship. “I’m very traditional. I don’t want to be paying for everything, you know? We can go halfsies,” she quips, reflecting her desire for a partnership based on mutual support.

Though her search for love continues, Rexha has certainly not been short of attention, recounting amusing anecdotes of suitors messaging her with grandiose propositions. “I’ve had some guys slide into my DMs and be like, ‘I’m a multimillionaire. Let’s go on a date,'” she shares, suggesting that a more genuine approach might be preferable — perhaps beginning with a compliment rather than a flashy introduction.

As Rexha embarks on this new chapter of her career and personal life, she remains focused on authenticity and connection. For more insights into Bebe Rexha’s journey, her new album *Dirty Blonde*, and her reflections on life and love, be sure to check out the latest issue of *PEOPLE*, available on newsstands now. Her music not only reflects her own experiences but also resonates with many who understand the complexities of heartbreak and the pursuit of personal happiness.