Published: April 11, 2024 2:27pm PDT
Usher His celebrity crushed his boos!
In a new interview with essence In the magazine, the 45-year-old revealed the celebrities he looked up to when he was younger.
“My first celebrity crush was Chili,” Usher revealed on the 60 Seconds With series. “I think it was when I was 11 or 12.”
TLC Rozonda “Chili” Thomas And the “Confessions” singer started dating in 2001, when he was 23 and she was 30. Their high-profile romance lasted until 2004, when they broke up after getting engaged.
During February, Usher spoke about their relationship,tell people“Honestly, I was her biggest fan and she was my superstar,” he said.
According to the Grammy Award-winning singer, their relationship ended because she had strict rules and he couldn't seem to abide by them. Usher proposed to the “No Scrubs” singer, but she declined the offer, she revealed.
“I wanted to marry her,” he told the magazine. “I proposed, but she said no. After that, I suffered a lot because I couldn't trust women and didn't want to open up to them.” He said, “I hurt her too.” The situation, he admitted, “teared my heart out.”
Following his relationship with Chili, Usher was married to Tameka Foster from 2007 to 2009. The former couple have sons Asher 'Cinco' Raymond V, 16, and Navid, 15. Currently dating Matthew Lawrence.
During February, Usher married his longtime girlfriend Jennifer “Jen” Goicoechea The couple have two youngest children, Sovereign, 3, and Sire, 2, in a surprise wedding in Las Vegas after the Super Bowl halftime show.
In March, the “You Got It Bad” singer Provided to ET He spoke about the occasion and why he and Mrs. Raymond chose that moment to say “I do.”
“That was a great moment that felt great for us,” he told ET. “It was at the end of a great Las Vegas run that the button was pressed. My mom was there, her mom was there, the kids were there, and our immediate family was there. Actually, no one was there. was surprised. I was like, 'No, no, no, we're getting married right now.' I'm going to ask Elvis to officiate. ”
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