Tracee Ellis Ross Shared 1 Thing A Date Did That Made Her Cringe
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Ross moseyed on down to "Jimmy Kimmel Live" to discuss an array of topics — including the ongoing quest to find one’s soulmate.
Tracee Ellis Ross’ recent dating excursion turned out to be a series of unfortunate events.
Ross moseyed on down to “Jimmy Kimmel Live,” guest-hosted by comedian Nicole Byer, to discuss an array of topics — including the ongoing quest to find one’s soulmate.
“It’s rough out there. The streets are bad,” Byer said, commenting on the current dating climate.
Finding the perfect man is like scoring a one-of-a-kind Gucci purse at a thrift store: to find it, you’ll have to dig. And scoring the metaphorical bag was not the case when Ross shared a dating story that left audience members shocked and appalled.
“I’m not gonna tell the whole story, but in a nutshell, [he] sat down, the drinks came, and he took out his phone, put it and leaned it on the glass and watched a basketball game,” she recalled — labeling it as one of the “worst dates” she’s had recently.
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