CELEB DATING "Disasters

They're gorgeous, talented, available. So meeting Mr. Right should be a breeze for these single ladies, right? Wrong!

DREW HITS 'BLOCK'

Getting ghosted by men isn't just for normies. Drew Barrymore, 48, admits it's happened to her, and it "hurts." The talk show host who last year admitted she was celibate for years following her 2016 split from third husband Will Kopelman, 44- also confesses that one prospective suitor waxed nostalgic about growing up above a cobbler's shop! "I said, 'What an interesting story.' And he goes, 'Oh, I made it up.' And I just went, 'Block!""

JEN SETS THE BAR HIGH

Twice-divorced Jennifer Aniston, 54, admits she's old-fashioned when it comes to meeting men, so she won't use dating apps. "No Tinders and no Rayas, please. I'm an old-school girl," she says. (Ex-boyfriend John Mayer, 45, once revealed that a "big difference" between them was his love of technology and tweeting, which Jen saw "as courting distraction.") And she has five rules for the men she dates. They must have strong "chemistry" - a first kiss "is pretty important. That, and also the ease at which the conversation flows the first time. That's kind of a good indicator," she says. She also demands "confidence, but not a cockiness. Humor, please, I beg of you." And she wants a man who's "generous" and "kind to people." As she seeks out a man who ticks all those boxes, she's endured some terrible first dates with "guys who've slipped and called her Rachel [her character on Friends], shamelessly asked for an autograph, and one who secretly tried to record their dinner-date conversation," says a source, leaving Jen convinced "that most men just want sex or fame.""

KELLY'S BEING CAUTIOUS