The recent revelation by music producer Quincy Jones about the romantic involvement between Richard Pryor and Marlon Brando in the 1970s has been validated by Pryor’s widow.
In a candid interview with New York Magazine, Jones disclosed details about Brando’s s**ual preferences, stating that Brando was open to relationships with various individuals, including James Baldwin, Richard Pryor, and Marvin Gaye.
Jennifer Lee Pryor, the late comedian’s widow, affirmed Jones’s statements, expressing that Pryor, who identified as openly bisexual, would have found humor in the public disclosure of his intimate connection with Brando.
She humorously remarked, “It was the 70s!
Drugs were still good, especially Quaaludes.
If you did enough cocaine, you’d f–k a radiator and send it flowers in the morning.”
Lee Pryor further mentioned that Pryor extensively documented his personal encounters in his journals, which are scheduled for publication later this year.
Despite being married seven times to five different women, Pryor’s relationship with Lee Pryor endured multiple challenges, including a divorce in 1982 followed by a remarriage in 2001 until his passing in 2005.
Jones’s wide-ranging interview has stirred significant buzz online, primarily due to his bold statements.
Beyond the revelation about Pryor and Brando, Jones criticized the Beatles as “the worst musicians in the world” and accused Michael Jackson of plagiarizing music from other artists.
Additionally, he claimed to possess knowledge about the individual responsible for the assassination of President John F. Kennedy.
In a surprising turn, Jones disclosed that he briefly dated Ivanka Trump, daughter of former President Donald Trump, and expressed his blunt opinion of the current
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