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William Shatner and Tori Spelling did not hold back during a conversation for her misSPELLING podcast.
Maybe that’s because the Star Trek actor and his host have known each other for decades through her late father, producer Aaron Spelling. Shatner played the title character on his 1980s TV show T.J. Hooker, which followed a veteran police officer fighting crime. They worked together on that show and then in a 2003 TV movie called A Carol Christmas.
Conversation between the old friends veered into NSFW territory many times, including when enemas were mentioned, and she said she’d only had them to prepare for anal sex. And they were off.
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Shatner, 93, then asked her if she genuinely felt pleasure from that.
To which Spelling, 51, said she “hadn’t done it a lot,” but that she did “actually enjoy it.” The Beverly Hills, 90210 star noted that she’s going through a divorce, but she would like to do it again with “the right human.”
Still, Spelling said, the sex act didn’t cause her to have an orgasm.
Shatner, at this point, became concerned that Spelling wasn’t enjoying sex as she should be, and he asked her to estimate how many times she would have an orgasm if she had sex 10 times. They then debated types of orgasms and what different parts of the anatomy do.
“Can you cause your own orgasm?” Shatner asked, to which Spelling replied with her own question, “To what am I masturbating?”
The subject then switched to porn, which Spelling said she does not watch, “because I typically have five kids around me at all time.”
The actress and estranged husband Dean McDermott share children Liam, 17; Stella, 16; Hattie, 12; Finn, 11; and 7-year-old Beau.
Since launching her podcast in March, Spelling has devoted episodes to exploring her friendship with Shannen Doherty before she died, reminiscing on her sitcom So Notorious, and interviewing an intimacy expert.
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Listen to Spelling and Shatner talk about sex in the NSFW podcast link above.
