Charlize Theron Spills The Truth About Dating Apps — And It’s Brutal
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The Oscar-winning actor is NOT a fan.
Charlize Theron isn’t a fan of dating apps ― and it’s no secret why.
The Oscar-winning actor recently told Andy Cohen that while she’s on the celebrity dating app Raya, she doesn’t “do anything with it.”
“A friend put me on it, I went on two dates and then I just kind of [stopped],” Theron said, shrugging her shoulders, during an appearance on “Watch What Happens Live” last week.
She got into the nitty-gritty of why she’s stopped using the app, explaining that “It’s not ― every guy has a Burning Man picture, and they’re like a CEO like of nothing.”
“Then you meet with them and they’re like ― they’re not [a CEO],” Theron said to laughter from Cohen and the audience.
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