Christina Aguilera Makes NSFW Confessions In Raunchy Interview

The Dirrty singer was very candid about her activities in the bedroom. She gave tips on how to please your partner, including how to be better at oral sex.

"I think swallowing is a really good thing, and it's got a lot of protein," she said.

Christina also pointed out how important it is to have a partner that you can explore with. She says that there's a lot that she still wants to try.

"There's still a lot of things that I have not explored yet that are on my to-do list."

When asked what her best skill in the bedroom was, she boldly answered – blowjobs! She explained that while other women don't like it, she finds it enjoyable and boasts about knowing the different parts and sensitive areas. "I literally do enjoy it. I hear some women don't like it, but I don't know, man, it's a turn-on."

Another revelation is that she lost her virginity late. While the singer had a sexy image back then, she wasn't really as sexually active as people thought. She also found it a little funny that she had a different persona but was the last person to lose her virginity.

While some of her hit pop songs were sexually suggestive, she was actually more reserved in real life. “It was later than you would think, given the girl that was doing ‘Dirrty’ and all this stuff. It’s more of a funny thing looking back,” she said in the podcast.

The singer posted a snippet of the interview on her Instagram. She chose the part where she discusses owning her sexuality, highlighting that it is a beautiful thing that women should prioritize and care about.

Last month, Christina launched Playground, a sexual wellness brand that offers lubricants and intimacy products. She shared her excitement on Instagram with a behind-the-scenes clip of her brand shoot. "I’ve spent my entire career encouraging everyone, but especially women to feel empowered while owning their sexuality!"

She also emphasizes how proud she is of the women-owned brand that's committed to making sex wellness fun and accessible for everyone.