Suzanne Somers shares how she and Alan Hamel keep their S.e.x life hot: ‘I love to please him’
Somers, who has spoken extensively about how she believes hormone therapy has positively influenced her well-being, shares that it’s also aided her S.e.x life.
“I cannot emphasize S** enough,” she continues. “I’ve got my husband on hormones. He’s been on hormones, testosterone replacement for 25 years. He’s in the mood, I’m in the mood. Are we in the mood all the time? No! But a lot of the time. And if not, there’s another hormone I take called oxytocin, which is the love and S** hormone that makes you feel very loving, but I don’t even need it.”
What makes Somers feel S.e.xy in her 70s? Mostly, it’s self-confidence.
“I like who I am, I like the way I look,” she says. “I take good care of myself. When I walk down the hallway toward my husband naked, then I know he’s just really enjoying looking at me.”
Yet sometimes it takes getting out of the house to really get in the mood, she explains.
“Twice a week we go out on an actual date because I just love to get dressed up,” Somers shares. “I put on my high heels and a cocktail dress and he usually puts on his cool tight black pants and his black shirt and his white dinner jacket. I like the way we look together. We go out and have a cocktail and a great dinner and listen to the tinkling music. And we live a very romantic, S.e.xy life.”
As for that time she told Jillian Barberie on her podcast she and Hamel had S** three times a day? Well, it’s not every day.
“We have had S** three times a day, one day. I was talking to Jillian Barberie on her podcast and she said, ‘Is it true? You have S** twice a day?’ And I went, ‘Well, today it was three.'”
Age, she says, is nothing but a number when it comes to one’s S** life.
“The biggest misconception people have about S.e.x over 70 is that you’re not having S** anymore,” she adds. “And most of the 70-year-olds I know are having regular S**.”
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