Michael B. Jordan Reflects on Split from Lori Harvey

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Michael B. Jordan credits work for helping him move on after his June 2022 split from Lori Harvey.
Discussing the end of a high-profile relationship, the actor shares how personal growth and focusing on career milestones helped navigate the experience. Conversation also touches on friendship and support within the industry.
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I was lucky enough to have a lot of work, you know,
and I'm a firm believer that what's for you is for you.
Michael B. Jordan gets candid about his split from Lori Harvey
and sets the record straight
about whether he's swiping through the dating apps.
Being a lone wolf is, yes, that's easy for me.
The actor sat down with Gayle King on CBS Mornings Wednesday
and opened up about how
he navigated the end of his high-profile relationship.
Coming out of, you know, that situation,
not to give it, you know, any energy and kind
I kind of moved from that is, you know,
It was an experience for me to grow and learn.
Michael and Lori started dating back in November 2020.
What does Michael B. Jordan find very sexy?
A nice smile and a laugh and a sense of humor is really sexy to me.
Well, I see why you found who you found then,
because she has all of those things.
All of those things.
Absolutely.
She's actually very funny. A lot of people don't know that about her.
Does she?
Yeah, she's really funny.
Michael even had the approval of her famous dad, Steve Harvey.
This guy is not a representative.
He is genuinely who he looks like he is.
And he's, I mean, like,
it threw me off at first because he was so kind.
You know, I figured, okay, this is the game, right?
Right.
But it wasn't, man.
This dude was sincere.
And he's proven to be a really, really good guy, man.
I'm actually.
But the two called it quits
in June 2022 after more than a year of dating.
A source at the time told ET they were trying to move on,
but were both heartbroken and upset.
Now the Creed star explains that he got through it
by focusing on all the good things he has going on.
I'm in my light right now. This is my Jordan year.
I mean that. This is my year.
There's so much going on, so many blessings, so many great things.
This is at a point in my career where there's not a lot
of people telling me no, and everything's wide open.
As for that joke he made about being on the exclusive dating app Raya
while hosting Saturday
Night Live last month.
Most people after a breakup are like,
I'm going to get in better shape, but I was already
in Creed shape, so I had to be like,
alright, I guess I'll learn a new language.
Anyway, estoy en Raya.
And while Michael credits work
with helping him get over heartbreak, he also has the support
of his Creed III co-star Jonathan Majors,
who dished on their friendship to E.T. earlier
this week.
We have a very amicable relationship. That's my best buddy.
I know. He shows up for you.
That's my homie. I mean, yeah, we spoke today.
We support each other on the day-to-day.
So if it's Marvel, it's Marvel that day.
Girl troubles is girl troubles that day, you know,
whatever, whatever, you know what I mean?
So he's my brother.
