Independent and unbothered: 8 celebs who embrace single life

Being in a relationship has become a symbol of happiness nowadays, and we live in a society where we all judge by are relationship status.

And as a celeb, it’s not easy to maintain a balance between your love life and privacy due to the stardom and public-centric figure.

Fans always want to know about their favorite celebs if they are linked with someone or not, and if they are so with whom?

But many female celebrities have changed this narrative. They’re proving that fulfillment doesn’t depend on being half of a couple.

These stars have chosen to live on their own terms, embracing independence, purpose, and peace over societal pressure.

Diane Keaton

The late Oscar-winning actress hadn’t dated in decades till her death.

Keaton said she gets enough joy from her friendships and work, proving that a relationship status doesn’t define a woman’s worth.

“I don’t think not being married made my life any less,” she once said.

Halle Berry

The award-winning actress focuses on her kids and personal growth. “I’m learning to be with myself,” she shared. For Halle, solitude means strength, not loneliness.

Jenna Ortega

The young Wednesday star has no time for love drama. “I’m just focused on work,” she admits. Her career and self-growth are her main priorities right now.

Charlize Theron

Charlize hasn’t dated in years, and she’s thriving. “I don’t feel lonely,” she said confidently. For her, singlehood is a season of freedom and balance.

Sharon Stone

Sharon has sworn off dating altogether. “I’m done,” she said with a laugh. Her time, she believes, is better spent with her kids, friends, and peace of mind.

Khloé Kardashian

After her rocky relationships, Khloé’s attention is fully on motherhood. “Who has time for a man?” she laughed.

Emma Watson

Emma coined the term “self-partnered,” redefining what it means to love yourself first.

Teri Hatcher

At 55, she’s more confident than ever. “There’s nothing lonely about my life,” she said. These women prove that love is beautiful, but loving yourself is powerful.