Spicy confessions: Lolita, Salma Hayek, Sharon Stone and other stars on sex after 50 stars

Read celebrity revelations about intimate life as an adult.

“I’m 59 and I’m not ready for sex to have it.” I need emotions, including emotions from another person. Then it’s lovemaking, not sex.”

“Intimacy after 50 is an ‘act of mercy’.”

“There’s something unhealthy about singing about sex in your 50s. It’s time to think about the soul. It’s just that the topic is so primitive and so irrelevant at an age, starting at age, probably from 40, at least for me, it’s not even so minor that it’s just ridiculous to sing about it.

“Sex is not the key to a happy marriage, it is a side effect. Although not every day! If it happens every day, sex loses its magic.”

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“I think that sex does not depend on age, but on the relationship with the partner. I’m not interested in sex for sex right now. After all, as we age, we crave gourmet meals, not fast food.”

“This is one of the biggest myths that you lose your sexuality as you get older. One day I was walking home, it was late Friday night and there were many couples on the street. And I felt how all these couples felt. I could feel their excitement, the sense of closeness that was about to happen. It was extremely powerful. I feel free and creative, sexy and eager as ever. And it’s ironic because I’m like, “How much time do I have left?”

“When I was 74, I had the most fulfilling sex life ever. After all, in my youth I had so many prohibitions – I didn’t know what I wanted. I certainly don’t want anyone to feel guilty if they stop having sex. But you shouldn’t think that just because you’ve reached a certain age you should stop being spicy.’

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