Dakota Johnson Hints at Difficulties Dating Musicians Amid MGK Rumors
The actress joked about musicians being "tricky motherf--kers" in a recent interview, coinciding with rumors of her dating MGK.
Dakota Johnson has offered a candid, albeit cryptic, perspective on dating musicians, making a cheeky comment about them being "tricky motherf--kers." This statement comes amidst swirling rumors linking her romantically with musician MGK.
In a recent interview with Vogue, Johnson, who has previously dated musicians Chris Martin and Role Model, remarked, "They like me. I don't know what to say. And I like them." When pressed about what there is to like about singers, she humorously clarified, "A lot! A lot."
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The actress's comments emerge shortly after she was seen spending time with MGK, whose real name is Colson Baker, in New York City. The pair were photographed together on September 11, reportedly heading from Taylor Swift's Tribeca apartment to Estela Restaurant.
A source described the outing as not a "big planned-out romantic night," but rather a casual dinner where they were "getting to know each other." The insider added that Johnson and MGK "hit it off" and that there was "definitely chemistry." They also noted that MGK would be interested in seeing Johnson again.
Johnson's past relationships include a notable on-again, off-again romance with Chris Martin, which reportedly ended last year. She was also linked to Role Model, with reports confirming their split earlier this year after less than a year together.
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In her Vogue interview, Johnson also reflected on her personal life, noting that it has "turned out differently than" she once imagined. She expressed a desire for a family, stating, "I really do [want kids]. I didn't expect to be this age and at this place in my life, but for whatever reason, that's the plan of the universe. So I would love that."
She also touched upon the emotional toll of concluding acting projects, comparing the experience to the "heartbreak" of leaving "summer camp," and expressed that her heart may not withstand much more such "heartbreak."