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Posted On: November 1st 2026, 08:31 pm
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I Was Not a Great Husband Because I Watched Too Much P%rn — Comedian Chris Rock Opens Up About Past Addiction American comedian and actor Chris Rock has opened up about his past p%rnography addiction, admitting that the habit contributed to his failure as a husband during his 20-year marriage to his ex-wife, Malaak Compton-Rock. Rock made the revelation in a GQ interview published on Tuesday, November 3, where he reflected on his personal struggles, 2016 divorce and the journey towards rebuilding his life. Speaking about the 12-year gap between directing his films Top Five and Misty Green, the comedian explained that his divorce, financial challenges and efforts to get his life back on track contributed to the lengthy break. “I got divorced. Nobody has a successful divorce, so that takes time,” he said, adding that he had to rebuild his finances through stand-up comedy tours. Reflecting on his marriage, Rock admitted, “I was not a great husband,” partly because he “watched a lot of p%rn.” He further disclosed that he stopped watching p%rnography about five or six years ago, saying, “I don’t watch p%rn anymore. I haven’t watched p%rn in five, six years.” The entertainer also acknowledged that he was not proud of his past behaviour but described it as an experience he had to go through. “I tested my powers. I definitely realized I wasn’t God or anywhere near him, and I was severely humbled, as I should have been,” he said. Rock had previously discussed his p%rnography addiction and infidelity in his 2018 Netflix comedy special, Tambourine, where he explained how the habits affected his marriage and left him sexually desensitised. The comedian and Malaak divorced in 2016 after 20 years of marriage. They share two daughters, Lola Simone, 24, and Zahra, 22.
Lehigh 31’ I’m so excited to announce my verbal commitment to continue my academic and athletic career at Lehigh University. First, thank you to my parents and siblings for being my biggest supporters through it all and helping me every step of the way. A huge thank you to Clark and everyone at the barn, thank you for starting from ground zero with me and helping me become the vaulter I am today. I couldn’t have asked for better coaches and support system. Special thank you to Coach Brooke, Coach Khayla, and Coach Franco for giving me this opportunity. I can’t wait for the next four years! Most importantly, thank you God for watching over me through it all. Everything truly happens for a reason. Go Mountain hawks! 🤎
The audacity of hurting someone, disrupting their peace, and then acting like nothing ever happened is something else. But maturity is realising that not everyone who hurts you deserves an explanation, a confrontation, or even access to you anymore. Sometimes, silence isn’t weakness; it’s simply the decision to stop expecting accountability from people who lack the emotional maturity to offer it. (level of audacity, reality check, relatable, emotional maturity, lack of accountability, toxic people, relationship lessons, self respect, emotional intelligence, healing journey, protecting your peace, human psychology, relationship advice, self worth, silent treatment, personal growth, life lessons, know your worth)
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