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'Sit Still, Look Pretty' Singer Daya Introduces Fans to Her Girlfriend of 3 Years Daya, the singer best known for her hit song “Sit Still, Sit Pretty,” is introducing her fans to her girlfriend of three years! The 22-year-old singer recently dropped her new single “Bad Girl” and she revealed that the song is about her girlfriend “For those wondering who I wrote this song about, this is Clyde,” Daya wrote in an Instagram post over the weekend. “We’ve been dating for 3 years now. She’s my best friend and my whole world. I’m so lucky.”

The 19-year-old “Hide Away” musician revealed over the weekend that she was happily dating girlfriend Clyde Munroe and came out as bisexual. “All I gotta say is follow your gut and don’t feel like you owe any sort of explanation to anyone,” Daya writes to her fans. “Your sexuality is yours only so build with it at a pace that works for you. I’m proud to be a bisexual member of the LGBTQ community with a girl I love who makes me feel more like me every day.” She continues, “The support has been beyond and though it wasn’t always easy I also recognize how privileged I am t...

Share She looked pretty in a white T-shirt and added a number of necklaces to her look as she pointed to the words above her head. The Hide Away songstress wore her chocolate locks in an effortless updo and added a slick of eyeliner to draw attention to her natural beauty.  Flame: Daya appeared very loved up with the videographer as she shared a montage of snaps of the smitten couple Daya then shared a number of pictures with Clyde, as she cuddled into her girlfriend in one snap.  The star sported a black denim jacket and pink trousers, while Clyde gazed at her beau while sporting a salmo...

Daya has shared new single 'Bad Girl'. The pop rebel returns, with heavyweight studio pairing Andrew Goldstein and Charlie Puth linking on production. If it sounds like an all-star offering then that's because, well, it is - 'Bad Girl' doesn't hold back. The sound of someone both embracing and subverting her femininity, the song piercing the visage of Old Hollywood glamour in its video. She comments: “To me, the lyric of ‘bad girl’ can be used in an almost ironic way to play out the ‘problem child’ or archetypal rebel, flipping the script so that a ‘bad girl’ can be anyone who i...