Anna Camp Defends 18-Year Age Gap with New Girlfriend
New GF Way More Mature Than Guys My Age!!!
Anna Camp says her girlfriend is 'pitch perfect' despite their nearly two-decade age gap ... 'cause Camp says her younger lady is way more mature than the dudes she's dated her own age!
Here's the deal ... Anna and her GF Jade Whipkey made their red carpet debut at a premiere for the movie "Bride Hard" -- starring Camp and Rebel Wilson -- last week, and the whole internet blew up about their age difference.
Anna and Jade have inverse ages ... Anna's 42 and Jade's 24 -- an 18-year gap many online were roasting the "Pitch Perfect" for.
So, Camp hopped online and dropped a comment with her reply on a post PinkNews -- a blog devoted to LGBTQ+-focused stories -- put out about them.
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Anna wrote, "I’ve dated men exactly my age and Jade is FAR more mature than any of them. We have more in common than anyone else I’ve ever dated and can literally talk about anything and everything ♥️ Everyone is entitled to their opinion, and I’m wishing everyone well :) Especially this Pride month 🌈."
Translation -- keep my GF's name and age out of your mouths ... we're way more compatible than you think.
Unclear if AC was throwing any shade toward her famous ex, Skylar Astin ... to whom she was married from 2016 to 2019. He's only five years younger than her -- not exactly her age, but close enough to raise some eyebrows after this comment.
🔮 Fortellr Predicts
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The public discourse around Anna Camp and Jade Whipkey's relationship will likely continue as both a topic of media discussion and a symbol of evolving societal norms. Historically, relationships with prominent age gaps involving celebrities have transitioned from being a source of controversy to eventual acceptance, as highlighted by the Emmanuel and Brigitte Macron scenario. This pattern suggests that while initial reactions are often mixed or critical, over time, societal perspectives may shift as the couple continues to display mutual compatibility and emotional maturity. Anna Camp's public defense during Pride Month strategically aligns her relationship with broader LGBTQ+ acceptance narratives, strengthening support from LGBTQ+ communities and allies. This proactive advocacy and the accompanying media coverage can catalyze discussions about age diversity in relationships, potentially influencing public attitudes and contributing to a gradual normalization of such couplings. Furthermore, by framing the relationship within the context of maturity and compatibility, Camp is tapping into a nuanced discourse that prioritizes relational quality over societal norms, which might resonate with broader demographic shifts towards acceptance and inclusivity in interpersonal relationships.