Emma Roberts Explains Why It's 'Extremely Difficult' To Date Actors
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The "Scream Queens" star said she's swearing off dating fellow Hollywood types.
Emma Roberts doesn’t need any more actors in her life.
The “Scream Queens” star says she’s swearing off dating fellow Hollywood types, in a candid new interview with Flaunt magazine.
“One day, the veil was lifted and I didn’t want to date actors anymore,” the entertainer shared. “It’s hard, I think, for two actors to be together. I’m trying to think if I’ve seen it done successfully.”
Roberts has dated an array of well-known names, including actors Alex Pettyfer, Chord Overstreet, Evan Peters ― and Garrett Hedlund, whom she shares a 3-year-old son with.
But Roberts explained that there is at least one factor that’s affected some of her relationships.
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