Kate Upton Reveals What Turns Her Off In A Guy
Sports Illustrated model Kate Upton has recently revealed what she dislikes most in men. According to Upton, rude and cocky guys are a major turnoff for her.
No woman in her right mind would think that a drunken guy is attractive, and Upton agrees. She shared her opinion on men who get drunk in an article by Phoenix Arizona news outlet AZ Central. Instead of dealing with awkward situations, which involve talking to a drunken guy, Upton said that she just walks away and simply escape those scenarios.
"Every time I find something really gross I just remove myself from the situation, but anything said after the alcohol probably shouldn't be said," Upton stated. "Everyone gets a false sense of self and you just come across as cocky and rude and I'm not attracted to that."
In the said news article, Upton also talked about how she copes with failed romances. Upton is currently in a relationship with Detroit Tigers star pitcher Justin Verlander. However, Upton has had a string of failed attempts at love. She used to date "Dancing With The Stars" Maksim Chmerkovskiy, but her relationship with the Ukrainian dancer didn't last long.
Upton said that stepping out with girlfriends is one of the best ways that can help a brokenhearted soul cope with breakup. Instead of moping around the room and spending a night crying, Upton believes that a little night out with girl pals is a good activity after a breakup. Upton also gave cautions about the dangers of a rebound relationship. She thinks it is not a great idea to jump into a new relationship after a failed one. The 22-year-old blonde bombshell said it is best give time for oneself to get over a breakup and focus on something inspiring.
In previous interviews, Upton said that what attracts her to men is their sense of humour and confidence. She also gets attracted to men who "smell nice." It is also a bonus for her when a guy has a passion for horses. Upton used to be an equestrian before she delved into the entertainment and fashion industry.
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