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Google PlayJulia Fox provides even more insight about her relationship with the artist formerly known as Kanye West in a new interview, revealing that she and Ye—though such a thing is indeed not anyone’s business—refer to each other as “girlfriend” and “boyfriend,” respectively.
“I mean, I call him my boyfriend and he calls me his girlfriend,” Fox—who, alongside Niki Takesh, hosts the Forbidden Fruits podcast—said when asked about any “label” associated with her and Ye’s relationship during a recent Call Her Daddy chat.
Asked to recall the first thing Ye ever said to her, the actress/artist/designer revealed it was something along the lines of “sup, it’s Ye” via text after getting her number from a mutual friend. As for her first impression of the Donda and Donda 2 artist, the No Sudden Move star (as seen in the clip above) noted she swiftly picked up on a unique magnetism.
“Super magnetic. Like, very attractive. … He’s attractive physically but I mean also just, like, the vibe is very attractive,” she said. “At least for me, I felt like I wanted to gravitate toward [that].”
Around the 51:25 mark in the full interview, Fox was asked to respond to those who continue to criticize her and Ye’s pairing as a relationship of the “not real” variety. “I mean, time will tell,” said Fox, who rang in her birthday this month with Ye and Birkins. “You’ll just see.”
Fox was asked about tabloids and social media’s ongoing insistence on comparing her with Kim Kardashian, who—as previously reported—touched on her divorce from Ye in a Vogue profile published Wednesday.
“Well, we’ve worn some of like the similar looks, which I knew at the time of wearing them,” Fox said when addressing those comparisons. “I knew that Kim had worn it previously but I thought it was cool that she had worn it. It wasn’t even a thing. But it is unfortunate because, you know, women are always pitted against each other and obviously, like, there’s 10 years of history that they have prior and I don’t wanna ever like step out of line and speak on something that I have no place speaking on.”
Elaborating further, Fox criticized the “nastier narrative” that’s often presented instead of the one that she argues is more apt.
“If anything, I feel like the conversation should be like, ‘Wow, it’s amazing to see how heavily influenced Kim was by Kanye,’ you know what I mean?” she told Call Her Daddy host Alex Cooper. “If anything, I feel like that’s kind of what that shows, but obviously people wanna run with the more, like, nastier narrative and make people feel bad.”
For the full interview, which also sees Fox reflecting on the dynamics of her dominatrix work and her personal porn preferences (“I’m into, like, weirdly, like, partner-swapping and then, like, watching or something”), click here.
The Julia Fox interview arrives amid ongoing Donda 2 coverage, as well as on the heels of Pusha-T’s “Diet Coke” video co-starring Ye. In a recent IG Stories update, Fox shouted out Peri Rosenzweig and Briana Andalore for their styling work in the Omar Jones-directed clip.
