Sharon Stone Opens Up About Dating App Encounters, Including A Few Users And Losers
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The “Basic Instinct” actor shared how she cut the date short with one man.
Even Hollywood A-listers like Sharon Stone aren’t safe from the occasional perils of finding love online.
Speaking to London’s The Times in an interview published Friday, the “Basic Instinct” actor confirmed she’s been using dating apps to find prospective romantic interests ― and the results have been mixed at best.
One of the men Stone met turned out to be “a heroin addict who’s clearly 20,000 heroin injections later than the picture he sent me,” she said.
“I tell the waiter, ‘I’ll have a glass of water.’ He had a cocktail: absinthe or something,” the Oscar nominee recalled of her date at the Hotel Bel-Air in Los Angeles. “And I said, ‘I’m sorry, I can’t stay.’”
Other dates, Stone explained, have been more successful.
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