'I’m open to having fun': Sofia Vergara confesses 'I’m bad with technology' for not being on dating apps

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Sofia Vergara is open to having fun again, but she's not willing to do it in the modern way. The four-time Golden Globes Award nominee, who split from her ex-husband Joe Manganiello six months ago, is open to dating again, she revealed in a new interview with Daily Mail.

When asked if she has used dating apps since her breakup, the 51-year-old told the outlet, "No, I wish!”

Sofia Vergara says she's 'bad with technology'

“I’m bad with technology, so I’m sure I would click on the wrong ones. I’m open to having fun and meeting people,” she continued, adding, “It’s only been six months.”

“It’s weird, because I’ve now lived longer in the United States than I lived in my country [Colombia]. But I’m still very Latin. I work out to Latin music. In my car, it’s Latin music. My friends — my close friends — are either my cousins or the ones I met at kindergarten," Vergara told the outlet.

“So now I need a husband!” she added, before clarifying: “No, I don’t need a husband, I want one.” “It doesn’t even have to be a husband. A partner,” she continued.

Sofia Vergara spoke about her and ex-husband Joe Manganiello's split

In her Daily Mail interview, the 'Modern Family' star also spoke more in detail about her and Manganiello’s split, further confirming that they weren't on the same page when it came to expanding their family. “Joe was four years younger than me, and he’d never had kids,” she said of the 'Magic Mike' star, 47.

Vergara, who shares son Manolo, 32, with ex-husband Manganiello, continued, “He decided he wanted kids and I didn’t want them. It was like: ‘Imagine, when this child would be 10 years old, I’ll be 60-something. That’s a grandma!.’”

“I know the sacrifices you need to make to be a good mother. You have to be present. And my career is important to me. I cannot disappear. A lot of people rely on me,” she continued.

Sofia Vergara on becoming a grandmother

“I’m 51, my son is 32. I’m ready to play with my grandson and then when I’m done it’s: ‘Okay, take it. It’s yours!’” Vergara said. 

Vergara and Manganiello announced news of their split last year, saying they made the “difficult decision” to divorce after seven years of marriage. "As two people that love and care for one another very much, we politely ask for respect for our privacy at this time as we navigate this new phase of our lives,” they wrote in a joint statement at the time.