When most men are done having sex for the first time with someone special, they don’t say the right thing.
But Ted Danson is not like most men. He told Drew Barrymore on her talk show that he screamed out, “Gosh-a-roni!” after the first time he had sex with his future wife.
After he said that, Mary Steenburgen knew he was the one. And they are still together 30 years later!
So much so that now they do something different in bed. If one of them has a 6 a.m. call time, they both wake up at 4:30 a.m. to drink two cups of coffee and play Wordle, Spelling Bee, and Connection—not against each other, but with each other.
If that doesn’t say love, I don’t know what does. And now, they are my relationship goals. Gosh-a-roni!
Donnie Wahlberg and Jenny McCarthy are going to celebrate their 10th wedding anniversary on August 31st. Therefore, you think they would be sick of each other. They are not.
It could be because they spend a lot of time apart. She is filming The Masked Singer in Los Angeles, and he is working on Blue Bloods in NYC. Not only that, when he is not filming, he is touring with his band New Kids on the Block.
So, how do they find time to be together? The actor told Drew Barrymore on her show today that every night before they go to sleep, they Facetime each other. And they don’t hang up until they wake up.
I guess whatever works. And hopefully, they will get to spend more time together in 2025 after Wahlberg’s police procedural ends in the Fall.
Drew Barrymore had Christina Aguilera on her daytime talk show, and she asked the singer if she is a member of the Mile High Club.
It turns out that they are both are, and they love having sex up in the sky. So much so that Barrymore declared, “Doesn’t it feel wild? It’s not the same,” the host said. “I’m telling you, elevation. It feels different. I can’t recommend it more. Sorry FAA.”
Now, I want to be a member! Does anyone have a private jet I can borrow? I will never do it on a commercial airliner. If you saw that episode of Queer as Folk, you will understand why.
