Christina Aguilera drops wild sex confession
“Can’t believe we didn’t get caught”: The pop star has revealed some truly NSFW sex stories in a wildly candid new podcast chat.
Christina Aguilera has boasted about being a member of the mile high club.
The Genie In A Bottle singer has revealed she regularly gets into some action on planes, but waits until the other passengers are asleep before getting started, reports The Sun.
In a surprising admission, mum-of-two Christina, who has been engaged to partner Matthew Rutler since 2014, said on the Call Her Daddy podcast: “A plane can be fun.
“We’ve definitely hidden some things under the blankets when the seats are big enough.
“I can’t believe we didn’t get caught so many times in so many situations. Thank the Lord.
“On international flights, I turn the light off. There’s always room to get creative. I use blankets.
“It’s like, ‘Oh, I feel safe with my partner here, like we’re just sleeping together’.
“You’ve got to wait til everyone’s like gone to sleep. It’s setting the mood.”
Christina went on to say she found sex toys a game-changer, claiming they are a stress-reliever.
She explained: “I literally remember even having this little pocket-sized one I could pack in my bag on an aeroplane.
“Sometimes it’s an anxiety thing, too.”
Having sex on a plane isn’t the wildest place she has done it, though.
Christina added: “There’s been some good times, there’s like, the studio sound board.
“I’ve been bent over there a couple of times. It’s fun.”
Despite being a sexy chart-topper, Christina admitted she never managed to seduce any of her backing dancers, because most of them were gay.
She said on the podcast: “Maybe I should have realised he wasn’t looking at me, he wasn’t interested in me … . he’s looking at him’.”
Christina, who has just launched a sexual wellness brand called Playground, added: “It’s so funny that I gave this persona because I was probably the last person to lose my virginity.
“I didn’t really have time for that.”
This article originally appeared in The Sun and was reproduced with permission