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Mariah Carey - The undisputed queen of Christmas spoke to E! News about her holiday special, ‘Mariah's Christmas: The Magic Continues,’ and revealed, "There was a person in my life at one time—we won't say names—and they didn't love holidays.” Didn’t they know who they were dating?

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Mariah Carey -

The singer said, "'Well you're with the wrong person then, honey.'" It's a deal-breaker that we're honestly not surprised by: "You have to love Christmas."

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Pete Davidson -

The 'SNL' star has dated some of Hollywood's highest-profile women, and during the November 16 episode of iHeartRadio's 'River Cafe Table 4' he talked about how he takes people to nice restaurants because "even if I'm a s–t date, it's like, at least the food was great," he joked. When asked about what happens if a potential partner is rude to servers, he said, "Then immediately, in my head, I'd be like, 'OK, never [again]. This is it," he added, noting that his own experience working in a restaurant was foundational to this deal-breaker.

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Halle Berry -

On an episode of her Instagram Live show 'Bad and Booshy' with Lindsay Flores in December 2020, the actress made it clear that her biggest deal-breaker is if the person is one of your friend's exes. When Flores teased that she might date a friend's ex, Berry replied: "No I f—king wouldn't. No, the answer is no."

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Halle Berry -

"That's a cardinal sin, like you don't date your bestie's exes," she explained. "If I know you, I'm not dating your past nothing because that's just not cool." When pressed on whether she'd change her mind if the person was her soulmate or if they'd only been on two dates with a friend, Berry remained firm. "My soulmate is not in the form of anybody I know's exes." She added, "If my friend's only been out with them twice, he's not on my list. That's how I feel."

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Anne Hathaway -

After the implosion of her romance with Italian real estate developer Raffaello Follieri, who went to jail for what is now famously known as the Vati-Con scandal, the actress was asked by MTV to describe her deal-breakers when it came to me. She replied, "Uh...fraud?" with a laugh.

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Charlie Sheen -

The actor told Rolling Stone in 2012 about his very specific deal-breakers. "I've not dated girls because of their feet, just the length of certain toes and the shape of where things should be and they're not," he said. "Hammertoes are bad. And the second toe being too long? That's bad, too."

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Kourtney Kardashian -

In the reunion show that aired after the end of 'Keeping Up with the Kardashians,' Kourtney was asked if her relationship with Scott Disick, the father of her three children, would have survived if it weren't so public. "I think the substance abuse was a deal-breaker," she replied.

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Chris Evans -

In 2019, the 'Avengers' star told The Hollywood Reporter his deal-breaker is someone who isn't independent since, he said, "I was always a really autonomous guy my whole life." He added, "If I'm with someone who just kind of adopts my life, that can feel a bit suffocating."

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Jennifer Aniston -

Jennifer Aniston could have almost any man she wanted, but she alluded to her deal-breaker in February 2021, and it's a great one. The actress posted a clip from a documentary about singer Eartha Kitt on her Instagram Story in which a reporter asks, "If a man came into your life, wouldn't you want to compromise?" and Kitt responds, "Stupid. A man comes into my life and I have to compromise? You must think about that one again … For what? For what?" Aniston has certainly shown in her selective dating that she won't waste time compromising.

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JoJo Siwa -

The 'Siwas Dance Pop Revolution' star gave E! News a list of her deal-breakers in November 2021, which included, "You must not think drinking milk is weird because I like milk," and, "You must not think ranch is gross because I like ranch. Pickles. We love Pickles, mushrooms."

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JoJo Siwa -

She added, "I hate lipstick, but what I realize is that depending on the person, I don't think I would mind lipstick. I don't think I would." She also said that though watching a movie together is her ideal date, the film choice has to be "a mutually agreed-upon decision," because she once watched 'Avatar' with a boy and felt she wasted four hours of her life.

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Niall Horan - In 2013, the former One Direction member said in a press conference that the thing he can't stand is "a horrible laugh." He cited Janice from 'Friends' as someone whose cackle puts him off and added, "I don't know why…it just does."

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Nick Jonas -

Though he's happily married now, the youngest Jonas Brother once told Cosmopolitan his deal-breaker involves too much research. "The worst dates are when people, like, know more about me than is comfortable," he said.

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Keke Palmer -

On an episode of 'Late Night with Seth Meyers' in March 2020, the actress, singer, and television host was asked if she had any deal-breakers. She replied, "Oh, yes. Deal-breakers for me in love? Oh yes, honey. You've got to have something going on because I have stuff going on. So I can't be like doing all my stuff and then call you, and you're just sitting there waiting for me. That's too much."

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Keke Palmer -

Palmer added, "He has to have something to do because otherwise, it's just like codependent, and he's gonna start asking me for money because he knows I got it. It's too much."

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Harry Styles -

The former One Direction member said on a press tour for 'This Is Us' that he doesn't like lateness. "If you are going on a first date just be early first of all. Just don't be late—it's tardy and nobody likes tardy people," he said.

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Justin Bieber -

Back when he was still just a teenager, Bieber's biggest concerns included footwear. In an interview, he reportedly once said, "I will not even look at you if you're wearing Uggs, even if you're Beyoncé!"

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Zac Efron - In 2014, OK! Magazine asked the actor if he had any relationship deal-breakers, and he replied, "I don't think that there are any. I'm not a person that lives with deal-breakers in my life."

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Zac Efron - That said, there was one film that he wouldn't ever bend to watch: 'Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants' (2005). He added: "OK, that's a deal-breaker! Even with getting 10 minutes of the best sex in exchange, it's still not worth sitting through!"

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Taylor Swift -

Swift once told Glamour magazine, "Here's what I've learned about deal-breakers. If you have enough natural chemistry with someone, you overlook every single thing that you said would break the deal."

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Kate Beckinsale -

On 'The Late Late Show with James Corden' in 2019, the actress shared her dating deal-breaker was going to Disneyland after fellow guest Milo Ventimiglia revealed that he used Disneyland as a date location. "I didn't like it," she said, adding that she had an argument when the guy she was with didn't compliment her Minnie Mouse ears enough. "So it was done. I was out. I was over it."

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Kate Beckinsale - She added, "If you're going to go through the trouble of buying and wearing ears, the person should be freaking out, especially if you're over 40 because it's a commitment," she continued. "I was super offended."

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Emma Roberts -

The actress told HuffPost in 2013 that her dating deal-breaker is "if people aren't nice or try to act like a—holes to be cool. I really dislike that."

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Austin Mahone -

In an interview with Just Jared, the singer mentioned that his deal-breaker is "a girl that's really rude."

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Brooklyn Beckham - The eldest heir of the Beckhams legacy reportedly finds being "too clingy" a deal-breaker, which was said to be the reason his relationship with actress Chloë Grace Moretz ended.

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Bella Thorne -

In 2018, the actress told Us Weekly that she would never date anyone who didn't motivate her—a lesson she learned after one of her exes told her a song she recorded was "not very good at all." Thorne explained, "If you're dating someone that's not going to motivate you or encourage you, don't date them. You should straight up just be out of the relationship right then and there."

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Patrick Schwarzenegger -

The 'Moxie' actor and son of Arnold Schwarzenegger told Us Weekly that he won't date anyone who doesn't inspire him. "I think that having a significant other is meant to make you a better person and bring out the best in you and you bring out the best in them." He explained that it's the same with friends: "It's about surrounding yourself with people that root for you and expect more from you."

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Angelina Jolie -

In May 2021, the actress told E! News' Daily Pop that she "probably [has] a very long list [of deal-breakers]" when it comes to dating. "I've been alone for a long time now," she added with a laugh.

Sources: (E! News) (Us Weekly) (HuffPost) (People) (Seventeen) (SheKnows) (News24) (MTV) (The Hollywood Reporter)

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