Sam Smith Says Boyfriend Is 'Nowhere To Be Found'; Wants Kids By 35
Fri. October 30, 2020 4:03 PM by OnTopMag.com
In a new interview with Zane Lowe for Apple Music, out singer-songwriter Sam Smith said that they wanted to start a family by age 35.
Smith, 28, is promoting their third studio album Love Goes, which arrives Friday, October 30.
"I want kids. I want all of it. I want to have kids," Smith said. "I want to be with the kids and I want to watch them grow and be with them every day. I want to be mummy."
Smith, who came out as non-binary last year, continued: "I'm definitely going to do that at some point, but I've still got more in me. I've still got ambition. I try and settle it down all the time and play it down, but I'm ambitious and I would still want to sing to people and do this job. It's an amazing feeling. But definitely, 35 is the latest I'm going to have a kid."
"I'm going to work my ass off until then [and] hopefully find a boyfriend – but they're absolutely nowhere to be found anywhere in London!"
"I've been searching all over the place. Honestly, I've been on the frontline now for a good three years and it's exhausting," they added.
Smith, 28, is promoting their third studio album Love Goes, which arrives Friday, October 30.
"I want kids. I want all of it. I want to have kids," Smith said. "I want to be with the kids and I want to watch them grow and be with them every day. I want to be mummy."
Smith, who came out as non-binary last year, continued: "I'm definitely going to do that at some point, but I've still got more in me. I've still got ambition. I try and settle it down all the time and play it down, but I'm ambitious and I would still want to sing to people and do this job. It's an amazing feeling. But definitely, 35 is the latest I'm going to have a kid."
"I'm going to work my ass off until then [and] hopefully find a boyfriend – but they're absolutely nowhere to be found anywhere in London!"
"I've been searching all over the place. Honestly, I've been on the frontline now for a good three years and it's exhausting," they added.
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