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Legendary actress Pam Grier is single and ready to mingle, but she is not tolerating any cheating from her future boo.
Grier, the iconic Hollywood figure who embodied the role of Foxy Brown, is enjoying life on her Colorado ranch. Being an independent woman has suited her well, as she recently detailed an instance where she used her handy dandy chainsaw to break up a tree blocking a road in her town. During her recent sit-down with Rolling Stone, the 73-year-old revealed that she prefers to meet men at “Home Depot and Lowes” so that she can they can drive a tractor as easily as she can.
While no lucky man has held her attention, Grier is mindful of the temptation that most men fall prey to. In fact, she says she’ll even provide her future partner with condoms to ensure safe sex if they do decide to get their rocks off when she’s not around. Even with her theory that men are incapable of being faithful, she is still not going to be any man’s fool.
“You think you’ll come home, and I’ll take care of you? Please. Go let your f**k buddy take care of you. Please don’t even try,” she shared.
She also warned any man interested in dating her that her power tools are charged up and ready to go in the event that her heart is broken.
“Don’t worry about my guns. Worry about my chainsaw,” she joked.
Though her career has been marked by films that have stood the test of time, Grier’s love life has been relatively quiet in recent years. However, the highly sought-after actress has dated some of entertainment’s most adored men in her day. Basketball star Kareem Abdul-Jabbar proposed to Grier during their 1971 relationship. She declined and eventually moved on to comedian Freddy Prinze but refused to take things too seriously due to his drug use. Comedian Richard Pryor was also a love interest of Grier’s, but that relationship didn’t pan out either. Despite these relationships, she has never been married or had children.
Nevertheless, Grier is happier than ever with how her life panned out, crediting her grandfather with making sure that she was “self-sufficient” and able to take care of herself just fine.
