Keke Palmer Never’ Wants To Live w/ A Romantic Partner, Even If Married: ‘I Don’t Want Nobody In My House’
Keke Palmer Never’ Wants To Live w/ A Romantic Partner, Even If Married: ‘I Don’t Want Nobody In My House’
#KekePalmer is clear about one thing: she’s not interested in sharing her home with a romantic partner.
During a Feb. 2 interview on TODAY, the 32-year-old actress, who shares a 2-year-old son with ex Darius Jackson, emphasized how much she values her personal space. Role-playing a first date with the goal of getting the tough questions out of the way, Keke candidly said, “I never want to live together. …I like my alone time.” She made it clear she was serious, adding, “I’m speaking as The Keke…Whoopi Goldberg said it best once, she was like, ‘I don’t want nobody in my house,’ and I just feel that…married, even.”
Keke is, however, open to alternative arrangements with her future spouse. “You can be in the guest house, we can be on the same land, but I’m over there, and he’s over there,” she explained, noting that living apart can help keep the relationship fun and exciting.
Would you be open to living separately from your husband/wife by choice? ??
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