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I Only Date Black Women - John Boyega

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John Boyega, The Star Wars Actor And Movie Super Star, Says He Only Dates Black Women As He Reveals What He's Looking for in a Partner.

According to an interview with British GQ published on the 13th of September 2022. Boyega, 30, said that he is giving a priority to both work and his personal life, now that he's in his thirties.

"I'm 30 now. From 28, I just worked on getting peace and getting myself together," he told the magazine. "Moving with honesty and transparency. No misleading. No lying. And being devoted to what I commit myself to."

Now that he's ready to think more seriously about finding love, Boyega said he's specific in what he wants in a partner.

"I only date Black," he said. "Then it's about chemistry, personality, goals. Is there a synergy? Can I help you? Can you help me?"

He added, "I'm very disciplined in the type of women I speak to. They don't want you in their business."

Boyega said that he looks to his own parents, who have been together for 35 years, as inspiration.

"Being in the public eye, they would prefer if you had the wife and family," he said. "It's the ultimate PR package. But my parents have been together for 35 years. There's nothing that this world can do in terms of pressure to make me be inspired by anything else but my parents."

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