80s musician, married for 35 years, suggests he's slept with 100 women.

During an interview, iconic 80s singer Jon Bon Jovi opened up about his past and hinted at the wild lifestyle he led in his early career. He admitted that he was not always a perfect saint during his marriage to his childhood sweetheart, Dorothea Hurley, whom he has been happily married to for 35 years. The couple shares four children together.

When discussing the impact of his career on his relationship, Jon was honest about his experiences. He said, "I'm not saying that there weren't 100 girls in my life. I'm Jon Bon Jovi. It was pretty good." However, he also made it clear that he would never jeopardize his home life for anything. He stated, "I got away with murder, but I would never risk my relationship for the sake of my ego. It's just not worth it."

Reflecting on Jon's immense success, the host of the interview, Michael Strahan, commented on how it must have been tough on his relationship. Jon quickly dismissed this idea, saying, "That's nonsense. I got away with murder." He continued to emphasize that although he may have indulged in the clichés of rock stardom, he never let it ruin his marriage.

Jon and Dorothea's love story began in high school, and they have been together ever since. When asked about the secret to their long-lasting relationship, they both agreed that mutual respect was a significant factor. Jon shared, "We grew up together, and we grew together. We genuinely like each other and enjoy spending time together." He also credited his wife for being his rock throughout his career and never letting him fall for the trappings of celebrity life.

In a recent interview, Jon also revealed that he was not initially impressed with one of his biggest hits, "Livin' On A Prayer." He explained that while writing the song, he was not all that impressed with it. However, once the band started working on it, it came to life, and it has since become one of their most successful songs.

While fans are eagerly waiting for Jon to hit the road again, he has expressed uncertainty about when that will happen. After undergoing major surgery for an "atrophied" vocal cord, he is still in the process of recovering. Although he released the band's 18th studio album, Forever, he is not sure when he will be able to tour again. He stated, "My desire is to tour next year, but I'm still recovering. I want to be able to perform for two-and-a-half hours a night, four nights a week, for months on end. That's my need."

Despite all the fame and success, Jon has always remained humble and grounded. He stated, "It's just what I do. It's not who I am. I write songs, and I happen to be very good at performing them. That's it." His love for his family and music is evident, and it is clear that he will always prioritize them over anything else.

As we eagerly await Jon's return to the stage, we can appreciate his honesty and dedication to his loved ones. After all, as he said, "It's not about being a saint, but not being a fool enough to mess up your home life."

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