At 33 years old, 'Get Out' actor LaKeith Stanfield lets his online followers know he doesn't like being called 'uncle', asserting that the moniker should come at a later age.
- December 1, 2024
AceShowbiz - Actor LaKeith Stanfield, known for his roles in "Atlanta" and "Get Out," took to social media to air his disapproval of being called "uncle." In an Instagram post, Stanfield wrote, "Someobody called me unc and I don't like that."
Despite being 33 years old, Stanfield believes that the moniker "uncle" is reserved for those who are a little bit older. He explained, "I feel like you gotta be at least 35 to qualify for u C l got a few more years!"
Stanfield's stance on the matter sparked discussion and debate among fans and followers. Some expressed agreement with his viewpoint while others questioned the age limit he has set.
Regardless of the differing opinions, it is clear that Stanfield is firm in his belief that he is not ready to be considered an "uncle."
