nuNov 4, 2026, 07:32

Chris Rock admits he was not a good husband: 'Watched a lot of porn'

Chris Rock has admitted that he was not a good husband during his marriage to Malaak Compton, citing his past pornography addiction and infidelity as major issues. The actor revealed he has since overcome these habits and expressed remorse for his actions during their eighteen-year relationship.

Comedian and actor Chris Rock has publicly reflected on his past failings as a husband during his eighteen-year marriage to Malaak Compton, which ended in 2014. Rock admitted to significant personal shortcomings, specifically noting that his addiction to pornography negatively impacted his relationship. He stated that he has successfully abstained from the habit for the past five to six years.

Beyond his viewing habits, the 61-year-old actor acknowledged that he was unfaithful during his marriage. Reflecting on his past actions, Rock described his behavior as a misguided attempt to explore newfound power, which he now deeply regrets. He noted that he eventually faced the consequences of his actions and came to terms with his humanity. Rock and Compton share two daughters, Zahra and Lola, and he remains candid about the lessons learned from his experiences.

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