Karol G is a powerhouse. You’ve seen her dominate the charts, watched her hair change from blue to red to pink, and probably screamed the lyrics to "Provenza" at a party. But lately, the internet has been obsessed with a different question: Is Karol G bisexual?
Honestly, the "Bichota" herself hasn't slapped a specific label on her sexuality. She hasn't walked onto a stage and said, "I am bi." But she also hasn't spent her career hiding behind traditional heteronormative walls either. If you look at her work, specifically the 2024 "Contigo" music video with Young Miko, the energy is... loud. It’s a tender, intimate portrayal of a queer relationship that felt like a love letter to the LGBTQ+ community.
But does a music video make you bisexual? Not necessarily.
Why the internet is convinced Karol G is queer
Social media moves fast. One minute Karol is dating Anuel AA, and the next, she’s in a bathtub with Young Miko for a music video. This shift sent fans into a tailspin. People started digging through old interviews and lyrical "easter eggs."
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Let's look at the facts. In 2021, Karol G told The Guardian something pretty telling. She said, "As women—as humans more so than as women—we fall in love, we fall out of love... Why should people ask me to limit how I express myself as a human just because I'm a woman?"
That doesn't sound like someone who wants to stay in a box.
Then you have her history of being a massive ally. She’s performed at Madrid Pride. She constantly shouts out her "baby queers." In a genre like reggaeton, which has historically been a bit of a "boys' club" with plenty of machismo, her openness is a big deal. She’s not just "supporting" the community; she’s weaving queer narratives into the fabric of mainstream Latin pop.
The Young Miko factor
When "Contigo" dropped, the chemistry was undeniable. Young Miko is openly queer and a total icon in the sapphic world. Having her play Karol’s love interest wasn't an accident. It was a choice.
The video shows them tattooing each other, sharing headphones, and just... existing in that "first love" kind of way. Some people called it "queerbaiting." Others, like Diosa Femme from Locatora Radio, argued that we shouldn't be policing people's journeys.
Basically, demanding a "coming out" story is a bit old-school. In 2026, many artists prefer to let the art speak for itself.
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Her relationship history tells a different story (mostly)
If we look at Karol's public dating life, it’s been very "straight-coded."
- Nicky Jam: A brief thing way back in the day.
- Anuel AA: The relationship everyone knew. They were the "Power Couple" of reggaeton. It ended in 2021 and, according to Karol's later interviews, it was pretty toxic.
- Feid (Ferxxo): Her current partner. They’ve been "hard-launched" for a while now. They look happy. He wears her name on his necklace; she sings songs about him.
Because she’s currently in a very public relationship with a man, many people dismiss the bisexual rumors as just "artistic expression." But being in a relationship with a man doesn't mean a person isn't bisexual. That's a huge misconception people get wrong all the time.
Breaking the machismo mold in Medellín
Growing up in Medellín, Colombia, Karol G was surrounded by a very specific idea of what a woman should be. She’s talked about how she used to "hate being a girl" because of the limitations.
Her career has been one long middle finger to those rules. She sings about female desire. She sings about sex. She sings about heartbreak without making herself the victim. Whether she’s bisexual or just a radically open-minded ally, her impact is the same. She’s making it safer for the next generation of Latinas to be whoever they want.
She once told VIBE that she admires the "beautiful energy" of her queer fans because they are "fearless." Maybe she’s still finding her own brand of fearlessness when it comes to labels. Or maybe she just doesn't think the label is our business.
Where things stand right now
As of early 2026, Karol G has not officially identified as bisexual. She is dating Feid, and they seem incredibly solid.
However, her art remains unapologetically queer-inclusive. She’s headlined festivals like Coachella with a message of universal love. She’s shifted the needle.
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So, what should you actually take away from this?
- Respect the ambiguity: If she hasn't said it, we shouldn't claim it for her.
- Focus on the impact: Her work with artists like Young Miko provides visibility that actually matters to queer youth in Latin America.
- Labels are evolving: Many Gen Z and Millennial stars are moving away from rigid definitions.
If you’re a fan, the best thing to do is keep listening to the music. Karol G’s journey—whether it’s her sexuality or her career—has always been about authenticity. She’s going to tell us what she wants to tell us, when she’s ready, and probably through a really catchy chorus.
Next steps for fans: If you're interested in how the genre is changing, go back and watch the "El Makinon" video with Mariah Angeliq. It was one of the first times Karol really leaned into that "Bichota" energy that blurred the lines of traditional reggaeton romance. Pay attention to how she treats her female collaborators—it’s always about empowerment, never competition.