Santa Monica, California – Rock icon Lenny Kravitz recently shared his decision to remain celibate while waiting for the right woman to enter his life. After nine years of being single, the 60-year-old musician revealed that his choice to abstain from relationships is a spiritual one. In an interview with The Guardian, he expressed his belief that true love will come when the time is right.
Kravitz acknowledged that after nearly a decade of solo living, he has grown accustomed to his lifestyle and may find it challenging to adjust to a relationship. Despite this, he remains open to finding a partner who resonates with him on a deep level. During a recent appearance on “CBS Mornings,” he opened up about the struggle of balancing the desire for love with the need to let it unfold naturally.
The musician first spoke publicly about his celibacy in 2008, emphasizing the importance of connecting with someone on a mental and spiritual level. He explained that his commitment to celibacy was a personal choice that he made until he finds the right person to marry. Kravitz’s perspective on relationships focuses on more than just physical attraction, highlighting the significance of emotional and spiritual connections.
While Kravitz is currently searching for a meaningful relationship, he was previously married to actress Lisa Bonet from 1987 to 1993. The former couple shares a daughter, Zoë Kravitz, who has also made a name for herself in the entertainment industry. Since his divorce from Bonet, Kravitz has been romantically linked to several high-profile women, including Adriana Lima, Nicole Kidman, and Vanessa Paradis.
As Kravitz continues to navigate his journey towards finding love, he remains committed to his belief that the right person will come into his life at the perfect moment. His perspective on relationships emphasizes the importance of connection beyond the physical, highlighting the depth of emotional and spiritual bonds. Despite the challenges of being single for so long, Kravitz remains hopeful that love will find its way to him when the time is right.