Diana Ross Raised a Woman Who Doesn't Need Your Approval, Men
Tracee Ellis Ross, proudly flying solo at 52, credits her mother Diana Ross for showing her 'I didn’t need a man to build the life I wanted.' She’s all about self-care and ‘being present in my skin,’ but don’t get it twisted—she’s still open to love, just not desperate for someone to 'sweep me off my feet.' Apparently, toxic masculinity ages men faster than their birth certificates because Tracee now prefers dating younger guys who aren’t steeped in it. It's independence with a wink: 'That might not happen, and that’s OK.'
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(1 of 3)Tracee Ellis Ross proves you can build an empire without a man—because if toxic masculinity was rent, some men wouldn’t even afford a studio apartment.
Why fall for a guy who's ‘steeped in toxic masculinity’ when you can serenade your own reflection and demand royalties?
Tracee might be searching for love, but she’s definitely not putting toxic masculinity on the guest list. RSVP: Self-care and good boundaries only.
Source: Businessinsider | Published: 7/31/2025 | Author: Amanda Goh
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