Fans advise Michael B Jordan to 'build friendships' after he admits he is lonely after Lori Harvey split

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Michael B Jordan is opening up about his relationship status, admitting he’s ‘lonely.’

During his appearance on Jay Shetty’s podcast ’On Purpose', the ‘Creed’ star explained that "juggling the balancing act" in work has ultimately left him feeling lonely.

According to the US Weekly, Jordan said, “There’s a loneliness that I have. The responsibility that you have is isolating and the weight is isolating.”

Jordan further shared, “The worst part of that is the feeling like nobody really understands. Sometimes falling into the spaces of being alone, feeling alone.”

Michael B Jordan believes in family

Despite not being ready to mingle, “I go back and forth between wanting partnership and then not knowing what’s the best partner for me," he continued.

The ‘Without Remorse’ star also said, “It’s not just ‘I love you, you love me,’” and noted it “should be enough” to just love your partner. “It’s not quite that simple.”

Jordan said he’s looking for someone to “understand all of me and all that comes with me as well.” His perfect partner would understand his desire for “that balance between wanting to be available and there for that person while I’m juggling everything else.”

“I’m not looking but it would take a very special person to understand and grow with me," Jordan added. “[I] want a family eventually. We’ll see what’s up.”

The 37-year-old was voted People’s Sexiest Man Alive in 2020. He was dating Lori Harvey previously, before breaking up in June 2022.

Jordan’s name has been linked to some other A-listers since, including Kendall Jenner and Kiki Layne.

Fans advise Michael B Jordan to 'build friendships'

Michael B Jordan's candid confession attracted several comments on social media. “People gotta learn to find happiness within themselves before searching and being dependent on happiness from someone else,” reflected one user.

Another said, “This is a very transparent thing to admit, regardless of gender.”

“I swear being single and lonely is at an all time high rn. Mostly everyone is scared of love bcuz they’ve loved on the wrong people or wasn’t ready for the real that god blessed them with,” wrote one user on Instagram.

Another commented, “All single men with no kids who live alone feel a lil bit of loneliness. That’s why you have to build friendships & companionships to avoid that.”

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