In his new memoir, famed music mogul Clive Davis acknowledges his bisexuality publicly for the first time.
In his book, "The Soundtrack of My Life," the twice-married producer opens up about two long-term relationships he's had with men since his divorce from second wife, Janet Adelberg, in 1985.
"After my second marriage failed, I met a man who was also grounded in music," the 80-year-old writes. "Having only had loving relationships and sexual intimacy with women, I opened myself up to the possibility that I could have that with a male, and found that I could."
Davis divorced his first wife, Helen Cohen, in 1965 after nine years of marriage and two children. That same year, he married second wife Adelberg, with whom he had a son.
“I'm still attracted to women," he adds. "You don't have to be only one thing or another. For me, it's the person.”
Davis, who's currently the chief creative officer for Sony Music Entertainment, says he's spent the past 20 years in relationships with two men: a doctor from 1990 to 2004, and a "strong monogamous relationship" with an unnamed man for the last seven years.
The music mogul isn't the first celebrity to come out as LGBT after divorce. Click through the slideshow below for 5 other celebs who opened up about their sexuality after divorce.
