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DAVINA MCCALL HAS come under fire for comments she made in an interview regarding pleasing your partner in the bedroom.
Speaking to The Telegraph, the presenter was quoted as saying, “You absolutely must keep your husband satisfied in the bedroom department even if you’re absolutely exhausted.”
Otherwise he will go somewhere else.
The presenter also spoke of the importance of wearing matching lingerie.
*eyeroll*
People have been critical of her comments with many describing them as old-fashioned and harking back to the 1950s.
Thursday 14 November, 2024
Thursday 14 November, 2024
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People aren't impressed with Davina McCall's comments about 'keeping your husband satisfied'
DAVINA MCCALL HAS come under fire for comments she made in an interview regarding pleasing your partner in the bedroom.
Speaking to The Telegraph, the presenter was quoted as saying, “You absolutely must keep your husband satisfied in the bedroom department even if you’re absolutely exhausted.”
The presenter also spoke of the importance of wearing matching lingerie.
*eyeroll*
People have been critical of her comments with many describing them as old-fashioned and harking back to the 1950s.
While others just thought the overall message was sigh-worthy.
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Indeed, people felt the message did a disservice to both men and women.
As for “keeping your man happy” even if you’re exhausted?
This girl hit it on the head.
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Davina McCall Oh dear