Drew Barrymore explains why she's 'boring' in the bedroom despite being a 'dirty bird': 'Listen, I've tried everything' - Yahoo Life

Drew Barrymore won’t beryllium gathering a enactment country anytime soon.

The speech amusement big sat down connected her podcast Drew’s News, wherever she and impermanent Ross Matthews discussed the Netflix bid How to Build a Sex Room, which is hosted by luxury interior decorator Melanie Rose. The speech turned to whether they would privation to physique 1 of these kinky spaces successful their ain home, to which Barrymore admitted she’s not interested.

While Barrymore said she is simply a “dirty bird,” she clarified that it’s lone successful “the corners of my caput wherever I ne'er volition tell, [where] it’s conscionable for me.”

“I tin recognize definite kinky things. Listen, I’ve tried everything…that’s wherefore I’m truthful boring now,” she continued. “I don’t cognize if I was into it oregon not, I conscionable wanted to effort everything.”

The 50 First Dates star, who shares 2 children with her ex-husband Will Kopelman, said that she’s perfectly OK with vanilla enactment arsenic a azygous woman. She joked, “I'm good successful the bed, mish posish,” referring to missionary position.

While she whitethorn not beryllium into peculiarly freaky enactment these days, Barrymore said that she’s feeling precise grateful successful her life.

“If my fetish was gratitude, I would beryllium ‘gasming successful a country 24/7,” she said with a laugh.

Barrymore has antecedently spoken astir her narration to enactment before. In a September 2022 speech connected her speech show, she responded to reports that Andrew Garfield chose to abstain from enactment portion filming the movie Silence.

“What’s incorrect with maine that six months doesn’t look similar a precise agelong time? I was like, ‘Yeah so?’” Barrymore said astatine the time.

In a blog, titled “Rebels Who Love,” the Charlie’s Angel star wrote astir however her words made immoderate radical deliberation she “hated sex” — which was not the case. In fact, she shared that it took her a agelong time, and a batch of therapy, successful bid to “come to the epiphany that emotion and enactment are simply not the aforesaid thing,” arsenic she believed erstwhile she was a young enactment miss successful Hollywood.

“I americium conscionable successful a wholly antithetic spot successful my beingness and possibly successful the adjacent aboriginal I volition get into a narration … but it simply hasn’t been my priority," she wrote. "So I’m not a idiosyncratic who needs enactment and has to spell retired determination and prosecute with radical connected that level. I americium idiosyncratic who is profoundly committed to fostering however young girls, my daughters, and myself arsenic a woman, are expected to relation successful this world! A narration with a antheral has not been apical of caput for maine for a precise agelong time.”

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