Shermar Moore

DeGeneres Plays Pimp to Jen Aniston and Shemar Moore
October 4, 2008 at 11:18am PST
Tags: Criminal Minds, Ellen DeGeneres, Eva Mendes, Jennifer Aniston, Ryan Seacrest, Shermar Moore
Photos: splashnewsonline.com

Shemar Moore of Criminal Minds appeared on the Ellen DeGeneres show where he claimed he was single "all day every day."

Remember when the rumor was that he was all gay every day?

When pressed as to who he’d like to date, Shemar admitted “There is one particular person in this town that I kind of got a little crush on. A lot of guys got a crush on this girl but she can't seem to find that man who can get it right and I just want to raise my hand and try. And that's Ms. Jennifer Aniston."

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