When girlfriends Legacy and Kenzie downloaded Bumble BFF to make friends, they never imagined it would change their relationship forever.
The couple, who have been dating for three years, moved from Virginia to North Carolina, and joined the platform in a bid to make new connections.
Couple find the ‘missing piece’ in their relationship
But Legacy, 26, and Kenzie, 23, soon met 27-year-old Amber who they described as the ‘missing piece’ in their relationship.
The trio have been living happily as a throuple since early 2022 – despite what the haters say.
‘Yes we are all dating,’ Legacy stated in TikTok, describing their relationship. ‘They’re not just my girlfriends they are each other’s girlfriends as well, it is a throuple/poly situation.’
The throuple have explained their relationship to curious followers in several videos. In one clip, they revealed how they all met and started dating.
‘Kenzie slid into my Twitter [now X] DMs,’ Legacy explained a video in response to a question asking how they all met.
Old faces meet again
Legacy and Kenzie had gone to the same college, however they were a few years apart and didn’t meet until they started chatting online.
The couple had been dating for awhile when they explored the idea of opening up their relationship for a third partner, which took awhile for Kenzie to come around to.
‘I was kind of taken aback in the beginning,’ Kenzie admitted in a YouTube video from Love Don’t Judge.
‘She had questions,’ Legacy added. ‘Like, is it a lack of something in the relationship?
The throuple
‘I just never wanted to feel “limited” in the relationship,’ she concluded.
When they moved, the couple decided to download Bumble BFF – insisting it was for friendship at first.
‘We were genuinely looking for friends when we met Amber,’ Legacy said.
‘We literally hung out one time and then never stopped hanging out after that… We developed feelings that we didn’t expect,’ Kenzie added.
‘Amber really is the missing piece to the puzzle to be honest,’ Legacy gushed.
But the women are keen to disband any common misconceptions about being in a throuple, such as someone always being left out.
‘One common comment is people saying if you have two girlfriends one of them has to be the second option,’ Legacy said.
The happy throuple said their families weren’t surprised when they told them they each had two girlfriends, replying to a comment on a TikTok asking what their families thought.
