18 Shocking Celebrity Sex Secrets Exposed

Celebrities usually have their images tightly controlled by PR agents and/or managers. But every once in a while, when the agents aren’t on top of their games, a celeb slips up and shares a little too much information. Here are some revealingly freaky cases of TMI— ranging from a little frisky behavior to downright kinky fetishes.

Kerry Washington

After her very convincing, steamy and guilty sex on Scandal, we should have known Kerry Washington likes to keep things exciting.

Having been set to play a lesbian lover for Kristin Chenoweth in a planned Dusty Springfield biopic, Kerry Washington reveals she can’t wait since she’s ‘been waiting to make out with her forever.’ During previous interviews, Chenoweth revealed she wanted Washington to play her love interest if her dreams of playing the late singer onscreen ever came to fruition. And Washington is game.

She tells E!Online.com that she recently met Chenoweth at a restaurant and said, “I would love to be your lesbian lover!” The actress adds, “It’s very exciting. I’m feeling like I’ve been waiting to make out with her (Chenoweth) forever.”

 

Megan Fox

Megan Fox raved about being sexually attracted to a Russian stripper when she was a teenager. The former Transformers star revealed that around the age 18, she moved to L.A. and became obsessed with the female dancer. “I went out of my way to create a relationship with a stripper called Nikita,” said the actress. But Megan insists she’s not a lesbian and that “we are all born with the ability to be attracted to both sexes.” So now we see what inspired that extremely hot sex scene with Amanda Seyfried in Jennifer’s Body.

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