Drew Barrymore won’t be dating anytime soon.
“I’m not ready. I’m still in shock,” the “Santa Clarita Diet” star, 41, told Andy Cohen on Friday’s episode of SiriusXM Town Hall.
Page Six exclusively reported in April 2016 that the actress separated from then-husband Will Kopelman. By August their divorce had been finalized.
When nudged by Cohen about giving dating apps like Raya or Tinder a chance, Barrymore said she wasn’t into swiping.
“My girlfriends are on it so it is fun for me to look over their shoulder,” she said. “My concern is, ‘Am I going to be that person who classically meets a psycho and gets murdered that night?'”
Barrymore, who was married to the 38-year-old Kopelman for three years, explained that she isn’t too tech-savvy when it comes romance.
“I just feel like I remember when you were waiting for the phone to ring and then you were worried because you had missed their call, there’s a part of me that still dates from kind of perspective,” she said.
Despite their breakup, Kopelman and Barrymore have remained amicable for their two young daughters. Most recently, they were together at the Women’s March in Manhattan and Barrymore was seen supporting her ex when he ran the New York City Marathon in November.
Supportive relationships — both on and off screen — are very important to Barrymore. While dishing about her newest endeavor on Netflix, she gushed about her co-star Tim Olyphant and the “great partnership” they portray on the show.
“I just like seeing that in this day and age where it seems like very hard to make a relationship work,” she said. “I think that’s a positive message to put out there in a day and age where it just seems like everything’s falling apart.”
“Santa Clarita Diet” debuts on Netflix on Feb. 3.