Many users of Bumble did not believe that the actress looked for love virtually and denounced her profile, which is why the app blocked it
Sharon Stone, in Madrid: lots of art, lots of photos and a little bit of Spanish
The protagonist of Basic Instinct , Sharon Stone, has not started the week well. When, after waking up, he picked up his cell phone and wanted to enter Bumble, an American dating app, he discovered that his account had been deleted. The reason? Several users reported that the profile was false because they could not believe that an interpreter of the status of Stone sought love in a virtual way.
Indignantly, the Oscar nominee for Casino has used Twitter to report the situation . "They closed my account ... Some users reported that it could not be me. Do not exclude me ," said the actress to the contacts application.
The reactions in social networks have not been expected. So much so that Bumble's own director, Clare O'Connor, has responded to Stone hours later confirming that her profile had been unlocked and hoping that mishap does not happen again: "You can go back to Bumble! Thanks for waiting and we hope you find your love. "
The last man who has managed to conquer the heart of Sharon Stone has been the Italian businessman Angelo Boffa, 42, but their relationship did not reach one year. He had already married three times before . The first in 1984, with director and producer Michael Greenburg. In 1993 he did it with the television producer William J. MacDonald -romance that did not survive another year. And later, contradicting that saying that the third time is the charm, with the journalist Phil Bronstein. This time the flame was lit five years.
Also, and according to the magazines of the heart of the time, Bob Wager became involved in the mid-90s, eight years younger than her and second assistant director of the movie Quick and Deadly , Western starring Stone. But something twisted and, as they have published several media, he returned the engagement ring by mail .
Sharon is neither the first nor the last celebrity who has decided to trust the virtual world to find love. Something similar happened to the interpreter Zac Efron in 2016. As he confessed to The Times , success has generated complications when it comes to relating to women. So he decided to open a Tinder profile. But few candidates thought he was really. "Obviously, people thought that my profile was false because in general it is not expected that someone like me can use it," he said.
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