Sandra Bullock makes rare comment on dating after partner's death
Actress Sandra Bullock discussed her personal life and the process of grieving her late partner, Bryan Randall, in a recent podcast appearance. She also shared anecdotes about her daughter's humorous requirements for her mother's future dating life.
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Hear this story Sandra Bullock's brutally honest daughter is all for her mother dating again.
The "Practical Magic" star dished on her daughter Laila's requirements regarding a potential suitor, telling Kylie Kelce in a recent podcast appearance that the 13-year-old has urged her to date someone whose love language is gift-giving.
"She said, 'I needed to date, but only someone where they can get stuff,'" Bullock said. "So, I said, 'What? A rapper or a basketball player? That's the parameters. Like what is it?"
Bullock continued: "She's like, 'Yeah.' I went, 'Oh.'"
Bullock's comments surrounding her love life come three years after her longtime partner Bryan Randall died from amyotrophic lateral sclerosis , and a few weeks after she opened up about his death for the first time.
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