Emily Ratajkowski talks about trying to ‘dating casually’ in the public eye

Emily Ratajkowski has shared a candid update about her dating life.

in a recent episode of her podcast High and Low with EmRatathe model and author opened up about her newly single life and the complications of dating in the public eye. and she says it “felt pretty weird being watched.”

Although she had fun, she went on to say there were some uncomfortable moments, including when she and her date reacted very differently to the paparazzi taking pictures with them.

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“I’ve been on dates where I don’t have pictures, and I was like, ‘Okay.’ On the Internet,” she explained. “A close friend of mine was like, ‘Hey, that guy is excited, he’s excited. He was photographed on your date. I don’t want to be with someone who’s excited about being photographed,’ and that’s not a good sign.”

She also shared one of the challenges of casually dating multiple people at the same time as a celebrity.

“I’ve been trying to casually date and not be booed or cuffed, so that’s been tough too. It’s been hard to do that. I want to know when they’re going on another date.” “Basically, whenever I go on another date, everyone knows, so the other guys I’m dating do it.” I didn’t talk to her last night.” And you know, there’s a picture of me out to dinner with someone else.

“It sucks and it’s really hard to get to know people who aren’t like that. They know exactly where I am, even things I don’t necessarily want to share. They don’t necessarily want to share.” I want to know,” she added. “So it’s a whole other side of trying to keep things casual and recognize people’s feelings, and it’s kind of hard to navigate.”

of my body The author previously talked about being single for the first time in adulthood. Harper’s Bazaar‘s November 2022 cover story.

“I’ve never been single before,” she says. “I feel all the emotions. I feel anger, I feel sad. I feel excitement. I feel joy. I feel lightness. Every day is different. The only good things I know are those It’s just that you’re feeling it all, and that’s great.

Quinci LeGardye is an LA-based freelance writer covering culture, politics, and mental health through a black feminist lens. When she’s not writing or checking Twitter, she’s probably watching the latest K-drama or performing a concert in her car.