Richard Pryor and Marlon Brando: A Love Affair Confirmed by Pryor’s Widow

In a surprising revelation, Jennifer Lee Pryor, the widow of Richard Pryor, has validated claims made by music producer Quincy Jones that her late husband and Marlon Brando were lovers during the 1970s.

Jones initially made this allegation in an extensive interview with New York Magazine while discussing Brando's s**ual preferences.

He boldly stated, “He'd engage in s**ual relations with anyone.

Absolutely anyone!

He'd sleep with a mailbox.

James Baldwin.

Richard Pryor.

Marvin Gaye,” revealing the alleged encounters.

Jennifer Lee Pryor later supported Jones' statements, affirming the relationship between her openly bisexual husband and Brando.

She humorously added that Richard Pryor would have found it amusing to have their affair brought to light.

“It was the 70s!

Drugs were still good, especially Quaaludes.

If you did enough cocaine, you'd even make love to a radiator and send it flowers in the morning,” she declared.

Lee Pryor further mentioned that Richard Pryor had extensively written about his s**ual relationships in his personal diaries, which are set to be published later this year.

The legendary comedian, who passed away in 2005, was married seven times to five different women.

Although he and Lee Pryor divorced after a year of marriage in 1982, they remarried in 2001 and remained together until his death.

Quincy Jones' interview with New York Magazine has garnered significant online attention due to his candid responses.

Besides confirming the Pryor-Brando affair, Jones controversially described the Beatles as “the worst musicians in the world.”

He also accused Michael Jackson of plagiarism, claiming the pop icon stole “a lot of stuff