Candace Owens has made a career out of controversial hot takes and that streak continued today during her visit to ‘The Breakfast Club.’

Beyond her quips on Pop culture, the 34-year-old has often made many an eyebrow-raising remark about race. Specifically remarks that have irked many in the Black community.

During her visit to the Power 105.1 platform, she was quizzed on her marriage to a White man George Farmer in the context of her constant commentary on Black families.

Her response? Well, it was…conventionally Candace.

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Answering the question posed by Charlamagne Tha God, Owens said:

“I have a mind that – if you even knew half the things I’m thinking about, the stuff that I’m reading, just go go go all the time – it was difficult for me to find a partner that was a challenge to me. [Give me] the challenge that I needed; whether you want to say an academic challenge or whatever it is. With my same interests, it just was…”

She went on to add:

“People tend to marry their IQ. I fell in love with my husband just because I think he is one of the most brilliant people ever.” 

Owens concluded on the topic, saying:

“I want every person to never allow race to be a barrier to you finding love. The media try to portray me as somebody who only liked white guys. If you want to be honest, I started off with a really strong Asian kick in my life. I thought I was going to marry an Asian man. My first boyfriend was Japanese and my second [boyfriend] was Korean. I just really loved Asian men.”

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