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Sharon Stone claims to be in 'no luck at all phase'

Sharon Stone makes shocking claims about her intimate life

Published September 10, 2026
Sharon Stone claims to be in no luck at all phase
Sharon Stone claims to be in 'no luck at all phase'

Sharon Stone recently got candid and lifted the lid on her intimate choices.

On the Tuesday, September 8 episode of Mayim Bialik’s Breakdown podcast, the 68-year-old American actress opened up about why she has been celibate for “quite a while.”

Shedding light on where she stands in her romantic life and how she was like “as a girlfriend,” Stone said, “I’m a really good girlfriend, but I haven’t been a girlfriend in a long time. And I’ve been a girlfriend to bad boyfriends, and I’ve been a girlfriend to good boyfriends.”

“I’ve had good luck and bad luck and no luck at all. For quite a long time I’ve had no luck at all,” she added. “I’ve been celibate for quite a while now because I’m just at the point where I really only want to be with someone that I care for.”

The Basic Instinct star went on to share that she is now looking for “someone that’s my companion, not just someone to have s*** with,” given the fact that her children are now adults.

For those unaware, Stone has three adopted children, 26-year-old Roan Joseph Bronstein, 21-year-old Laird Vonne, and 20-year-old Quinn Kelly.

The Catwoman actress admitted that she has kind of got bored with s**** and she is “in the no luck at all phase right now.”

She named it “the phase you need to be willing to be in to have the thing that I really want. I have had loves in my life, but I don’t think I’ve had the great love of my life.”

It is pertinent to mention that Sharon Stone has been married twice; her first marriage to producer Michael Greenburg lasted from 1984 to 1990, and her second marriage was to journalist Phil Bronstein from 1998 to 2004.

Areeba Sheikh
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