Camila Cabello gushes over BF Shawn Mendes for being ‘transparent’

Famed Cuban-American singer Camila Cabello recently opened up about her relationship with boyfriend Shawn Mendes and how he helped her through her anxiety troubles.

The Senorita singer reflected on how her relationships can get affected through social media, in a new interview with Glamour. "When stuff that's negative is out there, it's going to get to you. So yeah, that's very, very challenging,” she said.

"I feel like it's another thing therapy has been really helpful for,” she continued. "For better, for worse, we're very transparent with each other. I think that's why we can trust each other so much, because it's a very 3D human relationship," the 24-year-old singer went on to say.

The Havana singer has also expressed her gratitude towards her beau Mendes for acknowledging their busy life as artists and performers. “I think even just the language of being like, ‘Hey, I’m sorry that I’ve been distant with you or snappy with you. I’m just struggling and I’m feeling kind of anxious.’ That level of transparency really helps a lot,” she said.

"I'll be venting or ranting about something, and he'll be like, 'Have you talked to X about it?' And I'll be like, 'No. I've got to do a session.' And he'll do the same thing to me,” she added.

“I think even just the language of being like, 'Hey, I'm sorry that I've been distant with you or snappy with you. I'm just struggling and I'm feeling kind of anxious.' That level of transparency really helps a lot,” she shared.

“I have this pattern of eating a lot when I'm anxious or uncomfortable. It's a comfort thing for me. I'll just kind of become unconscious and zombie-eat a lot, and then I'll feel sick,” she added.

Looking back at a moment at the MTV Video Music Awards party, Cabello explained how Mendes helps her through it.

Cabello shared that during the MTV Video and Music Awards, she was anxious and stress-eating past the point of comfort in order to calm her nerves.

"At the VMAs party, I was like, 'I'm doing it.' And he was like, 'It's okay. You're doing it. That's okay. Let's just take a breath and not do that.’ It's really good for me to be able to talk about my patterns with someone,” she added.