19 Celebs Who've Been In Polyamorous Relationships

"A polyamorous person is someone who can date, commit to, and/or love more than one person... Polyamory involves being in multiple relationships with multiple people. Building connections, feelings, and commitments with more than one person. Each relationship looks different depending on the situation and on the needs of the people in each relationship. In [polyamory], none of the relationships are secret. Every relationship has its boundaries and commitments depending on what the people in the relationship(s) want."

"It ain't about juggling. The key ingredient to making it work is honesty. Everybody gotta be telling the truth, you know what I mean? ...It works. Everybody's honest. Everybody's telling the truth. Everybody is consenting. I feel like I wasted a lot of time just being dishonest about things to the point where, had I taken this approach initially, probably could've saved myself a lot of headache and hearteache."

"When I got with these women, I did not ask for their exclusivity. I did not demand their exclusivity. They asked for it. They came to me and said, 'I want to be exclusive to you and just you.' I said, 'You understand that your exclusivity to me, does not mean my exclusivity to you? You understand this, yes? You're okay with it?'"

Polyamory is the practice of dating, committing to, or loving more than one person, involving multiple concurrent relationships with emotional and commitment dimensions. Each relationship can differ depending on the situation and the needs of the people involved, and none of the relationships are secret; boundaries and commitments are defined by the participants. Polyamory differs from open relationships or swinging because it does not focus solely on sex or casual dating. Ne-Yo confirmed a consensual arrangement with four women, emphasized honesty and consent as essential, introduced the group by name, and described that the women requested exclusivity to him while he retains other relationships.

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