The feud between singer Jon Bon Jovi and guitarist Richie Sambora ended reportedly. Everything seems to be settled already, allowing the fans to look forward to their following projects and tours.
"The Bon Jovi machine had to go on. I could choose - join or leave. That's hard when you share joys and sorrows for 30 years." Sambora also emphasizes that their relationship has gone so far and no reason for them to abolish it because of a conflict.
"There's no bad blood with me anymore. I love Jon, and I still see the possibility of a return,"he explains on a quotation posted by KpopStarz. "There are just a few steps I want to need and to take."
Due to the conflict, Samora went on a journey to search more about his talents and look forward into pursuing his career with another band and a solo career, if possible. Then, he had realized the importance of the band - as if it was a missing puzzle piece.
"I wanted to make my own music and I preferred doing a few shows with my own band. I said I wanted a break," he explains on the same site.
"It hurts me that more and more untrue things have come out in the media. I just wanted calmer waters, and just do something for myself."
Moreover, the famous guitarist disclosed other unnamed opportunities coming, and the site quotes him saying, "We had just finished with another tour... (and) I saw a year of other priorities for me." He told the press that his family is his main priority as of now and the feud between him and Bon Jovi has ended.
Meanwhile The Associated Press reported that the rocker singer is said to be part of a Toronto Group who has an interest in buying Buffalo Bills. In addition, the report concluded that he had confessed his desire to buy the NFL Franchise. No further reports reveal the whole intention of the group.
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