“Gems and Grief: Sharon Stone’s Legacy Sparkles On After Death”
Twenty24 is what Sharon Stone hopes will be “the year she falls in love.” The 65-year-old actress has acknowledged using dating apps and having a number of unpleasant experiences. She recounted seeing two men: one was a convicted felon and the other was “a heroin addict who’s clearly 20,000 heroin injections later than the picture he sent me,” she said in an interview with The Times. “I tell the waiter, ‘I’ll have a glass of water,'” the woman stated. He was drinking a cocktail, maybe absinthe. I apologized, but I’m afraid I have to leave.
She also had more pleasant interactions with the two other men she met, even if their relationships didn’t end happily. She remarked, “I felt almost like a therapist.” One couple, who had two little children, told him that their wife wanted a divorce. It was hard for him to take it all in. And he’d broken up with his girlfriend (the other). Having became pregnant, she chose to have an abortion rather than get married. I helped him come to terms with the fact that he was still deeply in love with her. It was very fulfilling for us both.
