When Naomi Watts talked openly about her first sexual experience with her husband, Billy Crudup, she said it left her feeling “mortified.”
On January 27, Watts, 56, said, “I was mortified because I had my patch on, but I’m not going to embarrass him and talk about it in depth on live TV.” This occurred during an interview on The Drew Barrymore Show.
“Anyone who has ever worn a patch knows that they are extremely sticky, and it takes a long time to remove the adhesive,” she added. Actually, the initial doctor who advised me to use the patch suggested that it would be okay if I only used vehicle oil. “I don’t want to use car oil on my body,” I think.
Watts, who also discussed the uncomfortable sexual experience in her book Dare I Say It: Everything I Wish I’d Known About Menopause, decided to just remove the patch as best she could, even though it left a “nasty mark” on her skin.
It became clear that things were getting out of control, so she “excused myself, hurried off to the toilet and panicked, like, ‘What am I gonna do?'” she said. I’m also scratching away.
Indeed! Watts answered, “I probably [had] a couple of them on both sides.” “And he asked, ‘Are you okay, are you not in the mood?’ after I was in there for too long and came out looking like that, frantic.”
Watts, feeling ashamed, made the decision to come clean. “No, I just said, ‘Well, see, I’m in menopause, I’m getting treatment, and I’m wearing this patch, and it leaves this Should I just leave now that I’m old?
Crudup deserves praise for his outstanding response. He said, ‘We’re the same age,’ while I was trembling and doing my best to apologize. Our ages are identical. What is this? It’s science. How may I be of assistance?
Watts and Crudup became engaged in April of 2023 and were married in June of the same year.
