Lenny Kravitz revealed that He hasn’t had sexual relations for nine years., a decision he made in his spiritual search after reflecting on his previous lifestyle, full of fleeting relationships. At 60 years old, the singer seems comfortable with his celibacy and is in no rush to find a new partner.
In an interview with Guardian, The 60-year-old artist explained that this prolonged sexual abstinence arose from the desire not to repeat his father’s mistakes of infidelity, Sy Kravitz, a news producer who cheated on his mother, actress Roxie Roker, known for her role in The Jeffersons.
After his divorce from Lisa Bonet in 1991, Kravitz admitted to adopting a lifestyle similar to his father’s, filled with occasional adventures. However, over time he realized that this behavior did not bring him satisfaction and he decided to change to leave behind his reputation as a “ladies’ man.”
“It’s a spiritual issue. I have become very conscious of my way of living”he commented to the British newspaper, emphasizing that his celibacy also includes serious relationships, since he did not have a stable partner for almost a decade.
After his separation from Bonet, the singer of hits like “Are You Gonna Go My Way” and “Fly Away” He had relationships with the French actress Vanessa Paradis and was engaged to the models Adriana Lima and Nicole Kidman, although none of these relationships prospered.
In the professional field, the musician is in a very active moment. He recently released his twelfth studio album, “Blue Electric Light”, which marks a new stage in his creative career.
Lenny Kravitz played with a Boca Juniors guitar and told how it came into his hands
In March 2005, Lenny Kravitz thrilled the Bombonera with two concerts at the Boca Juniors stadium, bringing together more than 30,000 people at each presentation.
The highlight of these shows was when he performed “Are You Gonna Go My Way” with a Fender Stratocaster guitar painted in Xeneize colorsan image that went viral worldwide.
On that occasion, the combination of music and words “Long live Boca!” They ignited the passion of the fans who filled the Alberto J. Armando Stadium to enjoy their greatest hits.
The guitar was the work of an Argentine resident in the United States, who painted it with a blue base, gold stars and the club’s shield. This memory came back to the present when Kravitz revealed the details behind that scene.
In an interview with ESPN’s Generación F program, the singer was asked about that emblematic image of his time in Argentina: “The grandfather of the guy who gave me that guitar, I think, was one of the guys who built the stadium. So they gave me that instrument to play in the encores.”
Kravitz showed his surprise when the journalist informed him that that guitar was in the Boca museum: “Really? I didn’t know, I didn’t know.”
Lenny Kravitz expressed his desire to return to the country: “I’ve been several times and I’ve always had wonderful experiences. I played two nights in a row at Boca’s court. Sharing with people, enjoying a beautiful city. It was incredible.” And he concluded with a message to his followers in this part of the world: ““I’m waiting for them, I’ll be there as soon as I can!”
