Sharon Stone Opens Up About Longtime Celibacy and Her Search for Meaningful Companionship

Stone described herself as “a really good girlfriend,” but said she has been in relationships with both “bad boyfriends” and “good boyfriends.”
Stone said she previously tried dating apps, but found the experience unsuitable for finding a meaningful connection. In a 2024 interview, she contrasted the ease of finding casual sex with the difficulty of finding a genuine relationship.
Stone recalled that a psychic she visited at age 23 predicted both her future fame and that she would not meet her romantic partner until she was “quite old”; she said a second psychic later made a similar prediction.
The reports identify Stone’s two marriages as her 1984–1990 marriage to producer Michael Greenburg and her 1998–2004 marriage to journalist Phil Bronstein. She adopted her sons Roan during her marriage to Bronstein, and later adopted Laird and Quinn after their divorce.
Sharon Stone revealed on Mayim Bialik's podcast that she has been celibate for "quite a while" and has had "no luck at all" finding romance Huffpost. The Oscar-winning actress said she is no longer interested in casual sex and wants a caring companion, adding that she is "kind of bored" with relationships focused only on intimacy now that her children are grown Wide Open Country.
Stone, who has been married twice, said she remains open to meaningful connection while accepting her current single status. She emphasized that she is "a really good girlfriend" despite past relationships with both "bad boyfriends" and "good boyfriends" Wide Open Country.
Stone previously tried dating apps but found the experience unsuitable for finding genuine connection Huffpost. She noted the stark contrast between how easily casual sex is available through apps versus the difficulty of discovering real relationships. The actress wants depth and care from a partner, not just physical attraction.
Stone was married to producer Michael Greenburg from 1984 to 1990 and later to journalist Phil Bronstein from 1998 to 2004 Head Topics. She adopted her sons Roan during her marriage to Bronstein, then adopted Laird and Quinn after their divorce. Despite these relationships, Stone said she has experienced love but does not believe she has found the great love of her life.
Stone recalled visiting a psychic at age 23 who predicted both her future fame and that she would not meet her romantic partner until she was "quite old" Huffpost. A second psychic later made a similar prediction about delayed romance. Stone appears to have accepted this guidance as she enters this new chapter of her life searching for meaningful companionship.
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