CHRIS ROCK OPENS UP ABOUT INFIDELITY AND PORN ADDICTION IN NEW NETFLIX and Nigerian Girlfriend SPECIAL

*Chris
Rock split from his wife of 18 years, Malaak
Compton-Rock, after repeatedly cheating on her, and he opens up
about this side of his personal life in his Netflix comedy special, “Chris Rock:
Tamborine,” which debuted on Valentine’s Day.

“It’s my fault because I’m a
fucking asshole. I didn’t listen, I wasn’t kind. I just thought I
was the shit, man,” he says in the special.

Rock continues saying he “brought this shit on
myself. Nobody told me to go ho up.”

The comedian admitted to sleeping with three
different women while on the road.

He also shared the effect his
behavior had on his wife.

“It’s fucked up. When guys cheat,
it’s like we want something new. But then you know what happens?
Your woman finds out, and now she’s new. She is
never the same again. So now you have new, but you have
a bad new.”

Rock ends the bit with a bit of
advice: “You don’t wanna get divorced. You got somebody you love,
hold tight. Commit.”

Since his divorce, Rock has been
linked to actress Megalyn Echikunwoke.
The two reportedly started dating in 2016.

Rock’s special takes its name from
his comparison of being in a relationship to being in a
band.

“Sometimes you sing lead, and
sometimes you’re on tambourine. And if you’re on tambourine, play
it right. Play it with a f—ing smile, because no one wants to see a
mad tambourine player.”

When it comes to his self-described
porn addiction, Rock said:

“I was
addicted to porn,” he says, joking that he was “15 minutes late
everywhere.” Rock continues, “When you watch too much porn,
you know what happens? You become, like, sexually autistic. You
develop sexual autism. You have a hard time with eye contact and
verbal cues … You get desensitized. When you start watching porn,
any porn will do. Then, later on, you’re all f—ed up and you need a
perfect porn cocktail to get you off. I was so f—ed up, like, I
needed an Asian girl with a black girl’s ass that speaks Spanish
just to get my d— to move an inch. I’m a lot better
now.”