Kelly Ripa has been a talk show host for over 20 years, so you might think she has what to share and what to keep to herself down to a science. After her most recent episode of “Live! with Kelly and Mark,” fans are wishing she would keep certain insights about her sex life to be told behind closed doors, rather than to live television. Keep reading for more information.
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Kelly Ripa Makes ‘Inappropriate’ Comments About Her Sex Life
Earlier this week, Kelly shared a new fun fact about intimacy, explaining, “Apparently I’ve been doing it wrong all these years. They say for more pleasurable sex, you should eat first.” An interesting fact, sure, but what really raised the eyebrows of fans is the personal anecdote the 53-year-old shared.
“I have a very strict ‘no eating’ thing before,” she continued. “He knows,” she said, referencing her husband and co-host, Mark Consuelos, “if we go out to dinner, and I order more than a sensible salad, he’s all bummed out. He’s like, ‘Are you sure you want the burger?’ And I go, ‘I am absolutely positive.” A bit TMI to share on live television to say the least, and even more awkward saying it with her husband right next to her!
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Fans Are Grossed Out By Kelly Ripa's 'TMI' Comments
After PageSix posted a video clip of the moment on their Instagram, fans took the opportunity to share their thoughts. "I miss Kathy and Regis," one person said, referencing the former hosts of Live! "Kelly makes it too lewd and gross."
"TMI..." another person commented. "Why do they think people want to know this?"
"CRINGE!" another person posted. "We don't want to OR need to hear about your sex life!"
"It's bizarre how they love talking about their sex life on national TV," said another.
"Please stop!" one user said. "No one wants to know about their sex life."
"Why is this the chosen topic for live television?" one person asked. "I don't want to hear about some 50-year-old's sex life!"
"Ugh, I miss the old days, when you didn't share personal details online," a final person commented. "TMI!"