?I Would Love To Die With a Woman?and Know She Cares About Me?: Married Thrice, Dennis Rodman Makes a Romantic Confession

Dennis Rodman, one of the greatest defensive basketball players of all time and has had a very eventful career. He was the absolute best in what he did, winning the NBA championship five times and the defensive player of the year two times. Rodman was also famous off-court, with his face plastered on magazines all over the country. The rebound king was a man with an attractive and outgoing personality, making him very interesting to the world.

The five-time NBA Champion was married thrice in his life, and recently made a romantic confession of what he wants from a life partner.

Dennis Rodman on life partners

Dennis Rodman has had an illustrious career on-court. Garnering respect from the legends of the game and also many fans who have observed the Chicago Bulls legend, Rodman was a man who didn?t care what anyone would think of him in his life. He just wanted to live life as he wanted to.?

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The rebound king had numerous girlfriends, some of them he married. The Bulls no. 91 had 3 marriages, all of which have ended in separation. He has two kids with his third wife, Michelle Moyer whom he tried to reconcile with. The legend of the game is still searching for love in his life and he recently talked about it on the Drew Barrymore show.

Rodman was asked what would bring out his loving side back. He said, ?Just giving me an opportunity to love them, and they love me back, that?s it.? The Bulls legend further added,??I would love to die with a woman.. And know she cares about me?.??

Drew’s movie and her romance with Adam Sandler moved Rodman, and he draws parallels with it in real life. Rodman expressed that he wishes for people to have that kind of love for each other. That is what he desires.

Rodman back in the 90s

Rodman was an enigma off-court and couldn?t be comprehended by many. He confessed that much of it was due to him getting bored after he was traded from the Detroit Pistons to the San Antonio Spurs.

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He also expressed support for the LGBTQ community back in the 90s. It was a different time and very rare to see among celebrities and sports stars. Rodman fondly remembers how he used to hop gay bars at night and make plenty friends.