Teri Hatcher has been kicked off the popular dating app Hinge after her profile was found to be fake.
The actress hilariously revealed during a guest appearance on Grilling with Curtis Stone after being asked about her love life.
“I tried them all, and I tried my newest one. I tried Hinge,” she told host Curtis Stone while sharing that she “doesn’t meet people.”
“You know, I thought, I’m going to tell the universe that I’m open and vulnerable, and I’m putting myself out there. That’s what I thought my gesture was going to be to join that Hinge app. And then they kicked me off,” the actress continued.
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Teri Hatcher in Munich, Germany.
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What do you mean they kicked you out?” asked the chef.
“Well, they thought I was pretending to be Teri Hatcher,” Hatcher explained.
“They apologized and then I said, ‘I’m over it.’ Now I’m over it,” Hatcher continued. “I’m definitely done with dating apps and I feel like if there’s some way to go somewhere and meet someone, that’s what it’s going to be, but honestly, I’m happy. I have a really full life, a really busy life. I have wonderful friends. I , you know, it’s fine. I don’t need a man. I have a cat.”
While she celebrated her 59th birthday in December, Housewives alum stated that she will be following Jane Fonda’s “pretty good advice” about living on purpose.
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Hatcher made the promise to herself by sharing a video of Fonda, 86, talking about what she experienced at age 59 during an appearance on Absolutely not podcast.
“At the age of 59, I decided that in order to know where I wanted to go in those last 30 years and how I wanted to end up, I had to figure out where I was,” Fonda said, noting that she “started being very intentional” with how she lived her life. .
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“You know, it’s like living on purpose. I want to get well,” she continued. “I want to be a better person. I want her to know that I love her. I want her to, you know, just do things that you want to do so you don’t regret it, and that’s led to me being a pretty happy 86-year-old.”
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