Kim has a backup plan for when husband Peter is ‘fed up’ (Picture: REX/Shutterstock)
Kim Woodburn has shared her desire to find a toyboy once her husband ‘can’t keep up’.
The Celebrity Big Brother star, 82, has never held back from sharing intimate details about her marriage.
But she now fears her husband Peter, 79, is ‘getting tired of sex’.
Luckily, Kim, who calls herself ‘a very passionate lover’, has a back-up plan for when she needs it.
‘I’m a passionate woman, very passionate. My poor husband looks about 103 and he’s only 25,’ the I’m A Celebrity star revealed.
‘I always have the passion and look at my man in bed and think “Ooh”. But my husband thinks I’m mad.
‘I think my husband’s getting tired of sex though. I think he has, the poor old bugger.
The How Clean Is Your House presenter hasn’t held back from sharing her bedroom antics (Picture: Mike Lawn/REX/Shutterstock)
‘He’s 79 and he said, “Look, dear, I’m going to buy a mirror over the bed, so I can watch myself having a headache”.’
She continued to The Daily Star: ‘So I think he’s trying to tell me that he’s fed up with us making love it. He can’t keep up.
‘But never mind I’ll get myself a toy boy. I have to pay him. I’ll do it. I’ve got a few bob.’
Kim married her husband Peter in 1979, and previously branded him a ‘beast’ in bed.
Kim calls herself a ‘very passionate lover’ (Picture: Ken McKay/ITV/Shutterstock)
Boasting about their sex life, the How Clean Is Your House? star said: ‘I get it three times a week. My husband is a very active man. He is a beast. A beast.’
She also divulged a little too much when it came to how they spice up the bedroom… with some salad.
Kim told The Sun in 2017: ‘I’m into lettuce leaves at the moment for a little smack on the bum, it’s rather nice you know.
‘I weigh a lot, I weigh a ton, but my husband throws me about he’s a very physical man, I’ve got no complaints in that department!’
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