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Originally Posted by PanosBonJovi
It was a big moment for Desmond so, their relationship could be more professional than a really close friendship.
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I’d say with Jon being the godfather of Desmond’s kids it’s pretty safe to say that they’re close friends and not just colleagues.
I also think that public support and interactions or the lack thereof between two celebrities don’t really tell you that much about how close they really are. There are some celebrity “friendships” you see plastered all over social media where it’s pretty obvious that they’re played up for mutual publicity, while with other friendships you know they exist but they’re pretty much completely absent from social media.
Whether Desmond was telling the truth in that interview - who knows. Maybe he was. Or maybe he was lying to avoid meddling with whatever announcement plans the Bon Jovi camp might have. Who knows.
If Desmond was telling the truth and Richie was lying or talking out of his ass or whatever I find it quite difficult to figure out WHY though. It’s not good publicity for his solo album as it completely takes the focus away from it, it’s also not gonna be such great publicity for him as a person if it turns out that he was lying about reuniting with Bon Jovi, and if he did it to put pressure on Jon to take him back or just to try and plant the idea of a reunion I’d like to think that Richie is smart enough to realize, that going around telling lies about Jon and the future of the band as well as blabbing about the touchy subject of Jon’s voice is probably not the way to get Jon to welcome him back with open arms. So what does Richie get out of it if he was really lying? Other than his own bullet in his foot.
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