Robbie Williams and wife, Ayda Field, admitted that they rarely get intimate and are happy with their lack of bedroom activity.
The former Take That pop icon, 49, said his libido dropped since he stopped injecting testosterone to treat his depression.
In a recent joint interview with The Sun, the couple opened up about their sex life and said they don’t get intimate quite often as they used to before marriage.
“Everyone knows there is no sex after marriage. That’s just the way it is. I was on testosterone for a while, but because I’m an addict, that had to stop. I got these massive square shoulders and started to look like a doorman. It wasn’t a good look,” said Robbie.
“But the sex we had when I was on testosterone was incredible; it was all the time. We were insatiable. It goes to show how into each other we really are, though, because when I was on it, we couldn’t take our hands off each other.”
Williams and Field first met in 2006 and tied the knot in 2010. They are now parents to four children – Theodora, 10, Charlton, 8, Coco, 4, and Beau, 4.
Williams added, “I miss that. That was a fun period. Sometimes now, though, Ayda will turn to me on the sofa and say, “We should do sex,” and I’m sitting there eating a tangerine and just sort of shrug. So, ya know, sometimes we try.”
Meanwhile, Field, 43, said they are happy in their relationship even without doing the bedroom activity like other couples.
“Intimacy is the important, meaningful side of love. We’re happy,” she told the outlet.
The Turkish-American actress further added that people often confuse intimacy with sex, but for them, cuddling and watching Netflix on the sofa is intimacy, and they are content with that.
“I think people confuse sex for intimacy. We are always cuddling and kissing, holding hands, and touching each other when we are just watching TV on the sofa, or a movie, or whatever.”
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Source: The Sun
