Camila Cabello Feels "Personally Targeted" After Fan Says PDA is "Too Much"

Tamara Fuentes
Photo credit: Allen Berezovsky - Getty Images
Photo credit: Allen Berezovsky - Getty Images

From Seventeen

Camila Cabello is certainly feeling some kind of way after a fan who called into a radio show she was a guest on said that she hates it when people are too open with their PDA.

While playing a round of "Unpopular Opinion" on BBC Radio 1's Breakfast with Greg James, a fan who called in revealed that her unpopular opinion was, "public displays of affection on Instagram are too much."

"Ouch. I feel personally targeted. I feel personally attacked," Camila said.

She also had a little fun with the reveal sarcastically saying, "yeah, PDA is terrible. I mean, kissing in public...I don't even..."

The fan clarified that while she's not against all kinds of PDA, she says she doesn't like it when people post photos of them making out with their bae with long captions on social media.

"I get that. I actually agree with that. I've never really done that," Camilla responded.

Radio host Greg James also came to Camila's defense, saying that she often gets photographed while out and about with her BF Shawn Mendes and that most of the time, it’s not actually her posting photos on social media.

"I know, you honestly get kind of desensitized to it," she revealed. "You're like, 'well, might as well make out on Instagram.'"

Greg also revealed that she got to visit Kensington Palace with Camila and the two ended up actually stealing something from the royals.

"We were at Kensington Palace... we were about to meet [Prince] William and Kate [Middleton] and I said, '[You] gotta steal something. Steal something... steal that pencil," Greg said.

"And I was like, you triple-doggy-dare me? And you can’t not do a triple-doggy-dare. If there’s anything I’ve learned in my life, it’s that. So I did it," Camila said.

Camila says Greg even tried to turn her in to the palace guards for stealing the pencil. She got away with it by stashing the pencil in her mom's bag.

"So I’m sorry. I still have it. I’m sorry William, and I’m sorry Kate. I honestly couldn't sleep last night. I had to get it off my chest."

Kensington Palace seemed to take Camila’s crime in stride, as they replied to the video a side eye emoji.

Don't worry Camila, it seems like you'll be fine on both counts.

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