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Ex-security guard on being scolded by Michael Jordan for letting beautiful girls near: "He told me that I was being terrible at my job"
During his tenure as an event security personnel, Joseph Sikora was responsible for ensuring the safety of various famous celebrities. His role extended beyond just protection, as he was also responsible for creating a pleasant and enjoyable experience for these high-profile individuals at every event. To achieve this, Sikora faced the challenge of managing enthusiastic fans, keeping them at bay to prevent any potential disturbances or harm to the celebrities. Although he had received training for such responsibilities, Sikora candidly acknowledged his shortcomings when he was assigned to escort the legendary Michael Jordan. In a revealing moment, Sikora recounted that his focus on safety wavered when a group of attractive women approached him, asking if they could get closer to MJ. Caught up in the excitement of the situation, he let his guard down. However, Jordan, unfazed by the women's presence and looks, promptly called Sikora out for neglecting his duties. "I was working security at a club in Chicago called Le Passage and they assigned me to personal like to some of the celebrities that would come, just make sure that you know nobody messes with Bill Murray you know, and all these [celebrities]," Joseph revealed on "The Angie Martinez Show" in 2022. "But then Michael Jordan was there and like, you know, there'd be like these beautiful girls, [like] 'Oh, can I say hey to Michael?' and I am like, 'Yeah,' and he's like, 'What are you doing? You're supposed to be like, nobody comes [to me],' like, 'I am just trying to chill,' and he told me that I was, you know, being terrible at my job, but he was right," he added. Unlike other NBA legends known for their public flings, Jordan has always taken a different approach to dating and relationships. While some might perceive this as unusual for a famous athlete, his perspective is rooted in his past experiences that have shaped his views on the matter. In the past, Mike had a girlfriend whom he deeply cared for. However, over time, the Chicago Bulls superstar realized that her intentions were not genuine — she was only after his wealth and fame. "It got tired in five, six days," Jordan told GQ Magazine's David Breskin. "I could see it. Right now," he says, "I don't trust no one except my mother." The experience left a bad taste in Michael's mouth. It also likely influenced his decision to keep his romantic life private, steering clear of the limelight that often accompanies celebrity relationships. As it stands, Jordan has completely embraced a new chapter in his life, leaving behind any remnants of his past relationships. Currently, he seems to be thriving alongside his wife, Yvette Prieto. The couple married in 2013 and have shared a joyful and fulfilling life together since then.
Express Tribune
11-04-2025
- Entertainment
- Express Tribune
Ne-Yo explains polyamorous relationship rules
Singer Ne-Yo has opened up about the dynamics of his polyamorous relationship, clarifying why his girlfriends are not allowed to date other men while he maintains non-exclusivity. In a recent interview on The Angie Martinez Show aired recently, Ne-Yo, 45, shared that while he did not demand exclusivity from his partners, they requested it from him. 'I did not ask for their exclusivity. They came to me and said, 'I want to be exclusive to you and just you,'' Ne-Yo explained. He added, 'I said, 'You understand that your exclusivity to me does not mean my exclusivity to you? You understand this, yes? You're OK with it?'' Ne-Yo, whose real name is Shaffer Chimere Smith, recently introduced his four girlfriends — Cristina, Arielle, Moneii, and Bri — to the public. He emphasised that the foundation of their relationship is transparency and honesty. 'The main rule is to just keep it a buck,' he said. 'We're not gonna lie to each other… I ain't selling no dreams, and I'm not forcing anybody to be here.' The 'So Sick' singer also addressed assumptions that his partners may have been manipulated into the arrangement. 'If for whatever reason you decide this isn't for you anymore, the door is never locked,' he said, stressing that each woman is in the relationship by choice. Ne-Yo, a father of seven, also touched on how his polyamorous lifestyle came together. 'It wasn't exactly planned,' he noted. 'I just kinda brought together everybody I was dealing with anyway and said, 'Here's what it is… I want to put everything out on the table.'' According to Ne-Yo, all parties involved made an informed decision to continue the relationship, rooted in mutual understanding and full disclosure
