It’s interesting how a major life event like divorce can change someone and doesn’t supermodel Emily Ratajkowski know a lot about that?
Since she officially filed for divorce from ex-husband Sebastian Bear-McClard two months ago, the model has quickly embraced her new life as a single mother to their son, Sylvester Apollo. The 31-year-old talked about her life since the breakup when she sat down with “Today” show Jenna Bush Hager and Hoda Kotb on Wednesday.
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Although she had no intention of it, Ratajkowski’s split from Bear-McClard was highly publicized due to rumors that she had been unfaithful to him on several occasions. The events that unfolded in the aftermath produced a turning point for the mother of one who discussed her monogamous lifestyle with the “Today” host.
Kotb started the conversation by asking how Ratajkowski felt about being single for the first time in her life. In response, the English-born American star said:
“It’s ridiculous. It’s great. Honestly, I don’t owe anybody anything — except my son. That’s the only guy.”
Next, Bush Hager pointed out that he too had been a “serial monogamist” and wondered why he couldn’t be single during his college years. Since Ratajkowski couldn’t speak for the host, she addressed the issue herself, explaining:
“I think it’s a way for me to protect myself. I entered a really crazy industry and worked in a really crazy industry, where, now, I think we can accept there are a lot of predatory and scary men. I think it’s a way for me to feel safe. And also I just want to be loved, honest, and have that validation. And that’s not bad!”
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“But it’s really nice to be… I’m 31 years old, and I have a little kid and I have this career, and I’m just, like, doing my own thing,” she added. Kotb later recalled when actress Tracee Ellis Ross appeared on the show and said, “I spent my life waiting to be chosen.”
That statement made the broadcast journalist realize that he was “picky,” — a sentiment he believes Ratajkowski now embraces. Responding, the “iCarly” actress stated:
“Phase choose me the girl. It’s like the TikTok thing where people are like the girl who picked me. You want to be chosen. You want to be chosen, and I’m a choose me girl.”
When Bush Hager asked what he is now, the “My Body” author replied, “I don’t know. [But] I have joked that I am in my B era. I love that word because I feel like I’m using it again. It has a negative connotation [but] for me; it’s a good thing. I can’t stand bullsh*t.”
She clearly meant that last statement as she recently locked lips with an unknown man, ending rumors that she was dating Brad Pitt. The incident happened when the “Gone Girl” screen goddess went on a date night in New York.
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The couple are said to have enjoyed some al fresco dining and cocktails before things got heated between them. Ratajkowski and her mystery man — who looks older thanks to his gray-looking hair — gave the audience quite the spectacle before hopping on his companion’s motorcycle and riding off into the night.
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Last month, The Blast reported that Ratajkowski used the TikTok trend to update fans on her sexuality. The model uploaded a split-screen video that Shay Mitchell once released.
When hearing the question, “if you identify as bisexual, do you own a green velvet sofa?” The “Blurred Lines” video vixen turns the camera around to show off the green velvet couch in her living room.
Ratajkowski then returned the camera to her face and the oversized white and red sweatshirt she was wearing. The news was met with shock and joy from his 1.9 million followers, with many expressing their feelings in the comments section.
One person insisted, “ah yes, the couch is out.” Another fan said, “it just keeps getting better,” and a third claimed they knew the brunette queen was “too cool to be straight.” The clip also got over 200k likes from well-meaning supporters.
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