Abbey Clancy, 38, reveals ‘golden pill’ dubbed ‘female viagra’ saved her sex life with husband Peter Crouch, 43, as she admits anxiety killed her libido

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As an obsessed fan of Abbey Clancy, I can’t help but be in awe of her openness and honesty when it comes to discussing her personal experiences, particularly regarding her sex life with husband Peter Crouch. Her recent revelation about the ‘golden pill’ that has saved their relationship in the bedroom is both intriguing and inspiring.

Abbey Clancy has shared that a so-called “golden pill” or “female Viagra,” which has helped her, has revitalized her intimacy with husband Peter Crouch.

At the age of 38, the model confessed that her constant worries about her health had suppressed her sexual desire. She explained that she was always engaged in battles to maintain her wellbeing and consequently, never experienced a sense of relaxation.

Her friends suggested she give the so-called “golden pill” a try for various reasons, including improving things in the bedroom.

On the latest episode of the “All Therapy Crouch Podcast” shared by Abbey, aged 43 and her husband Peter, Abbey spoke candidly about her challenges in their sexual relationship. She did this to provide support and understanding for women facing similar issues as they grow older.

“During a conversation with some female friends, I mentioned that as we’re growing older, our hormonal balance can become rather unpredictable.”

A friend shared with me information about a remarkable supplement, specifically designed for women. This product, referred to as the “golden pill,” boasts natural ingredients and offers various benefits. Many women have praised it as an equivalent to Viagra for females.

“I’m constantly engaged in fights, which leaves me feeling tense and unwinded. Consequently, my sex drive tends to be lower, but it’s important to note that this isn’t always the case.”

Previously, Abbey admitted that she once prepared a meal for her husband Peter while being completely bare, sharing this experience during a conversation on ways to add excitement to romantic relationships.

As a lifestyle expert, I’d suggest paraphrasing it this way: A mother of three shares that she frequently goes without clothes at home to feel free and comfortable in her own space, which she occasionally showcases on Instagram.

As a devoted couple since our marriage in 2011, my partner Peter and I shared some advice with our audience: try introducing a little spontaneity by doing something unexpected and bare, if you feel it may bring excitement and closeness to your relationship.

Behind the scenes, the producer commented: “Performing without clothes adds excitement. It’s not necessarily about sex.”

Abbey replied: ‘I don’t know how I feel about the naked thing…’

‘You’ve done that before, you cooked a dinner once,’ the former footballer smiled. 

Abbey continued: ”I’m not prudish. I am naked a lot to be honest.’

After Abbey disclosed the unusual method used by Peter as punishment when they retire to bed following an argument.

She admitted that he denies her the honour of seeing his naked body when she’s in a huff.

In their podcast, the mother-of-four shared that when we don’t speak before going to bed, she’s thrilled. She even mentioned with a smile, “Yes, Pete puts on his pyjamas.”

“I refer to them as ‘punishment pajamas.’ It’s amusing really, since wearing them feels like a form of penalty that denies me the sight of his bare body.”

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2024-07-21 11:04