Princess Love Puts Ray J on Blast About Their Sex Life: ‘It Doesn’t Even Get Up Anymore’

Princess Love seems like she’s ready for a second child, but only if her husband is ready to bat in the bedroom.

Love and Ray J. Norwood welcomed their adorable baby girl Melody Love in May and the couple said they were open to having another child. During an interview with BET’s “Raq Rants” on Dec 4., Love said she’d love to expand her family, but Norwood’s “third leg: doesn’t seem to be working too well.

“I hope so,” the model said. “But you have to have sex, too. So, it has to go hand-in-hand… We’ve done it like three times.”

Princess Love

ATLANTA, GA – SEPTEMBER 02: Princess Love, Ray J and their daughter Melody Love attend the 2018 Pure Heat Community Festival at Piedmont Park on September 2, 2018 in Atlanta, Georgia. (Photo by Marcus Ingram/Getty Images)

Norwood and Love went tit-for-tat over his male parts and its ability to perform. Nevertheless, the “One Wish” singer said he’s more than ready to try for a second child.

“I’m always ready,” he replied. “I’ve never been limp.”

Love sharply hit back, “You’ve been limp, lately. It doesn’t even get up anymore.”

The 34-year-old mother said she’s been basking in motherhood and called it the “best feeling ever.” She couldn’t be more ecstatic than to be a mommy to her beautiful baby girl and recently celebrated baby Mel turning 6-months-old.

Love took to Instagram last week and shared a series of photos with she and her family at an amusement park for Melody’s celebration.

“We took Melody to Universal Studios for her 6-month celebration,” Love wrote. “Can’t wait to create more memories as she gets older and now I have a reason to do all of the fun kid stuff.”

Fans complimented Love and her husband on being such great parents.

“You two make great parents.”

“Awww I love this! Nothing like making memories with the ones you love the most! I’m so happy for you.”

“You and Ray are amazing parents. Melody is so beautiful and you and Ray are a beautiful couple.”

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