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'Someone was doing it wrong': Fans stunned by Rachel Bilson's revelation on her first orgasm

The actress, 41, revealed to guest Whitney Cummings on her 'Broad Ideas' podcast that she experienced her first orgasm through sex at 38 years of age

LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: After previously disclosing inappropriate information about her ex-boyfriends, Rachel Bilson released a significant revelation on her sexual life. The actress, 41, revealed to her guest Whitney Cummings on her 'Broad Ideas' podcast on Monday, March 13, that she experienced her first orgasm through sex at the age of 38. Bilson remarked, "Isn't it crazy?" to which Cummings, 40, replied that she had a similar encounter up until the past year when she stopped using birth control.

Comedian Cummings emphasized her confession by saying, "I could do it with my hands whenever." The former 'Hart of Dixie' star said, "Of course, yeah. But not from, like, d**k inside." The 'OC' star did not go into detail about her orgasm, but Cummings continued by describing the NSFW "perfect combination" that led to her orgasm, as per Us Weekly.

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Unfiltered confession on 'Broad Ideas'

Bilson agreed with the comedian's assertion that other women have said having children made it easier for them to experience an orgasm during sexual activity, but she didn't elaborate. The 'Unforgettable' actor Cummings stated, "He had a straight d**k, and I’ve been told my uterus was tilted. And to me, sex always feels best when you’re on your period." The 'Hart of Dixie' alum often discusses her sex life on her podcast, and in July 2022 she claimed that because of her "sex-positive and free" upbringing, she felt more comfortable when "open talking about things."

Bilson had already revealed some explicit information regarding her sex life. On the August 15 episode of her podcast, Bilson was asked what she misses most about her former boyfriend Bill Hader, who she dated from late 2019 until the summer of 2020. She provided a response that raised many eyebrows. Bilson joked, "His big d**k!" before telling her producers, "You can keep that. Oh, that's funny."

Bilson's dating history

The 'OC' alum hasn't held back from talking about her private life on her podcast. Regarding her current romantic state, Bilson most recently ignited dating rumors with musician Zac La Roc. In 2019, she was linked to former 'Bachelor' Nick Viall and 'Saturday Night Live' cast member Bill Hader. In addition, from 2003 to 2006, Bilson dated her 'OC' co-star Adam Brody. From 2007 until 2017, she dated her 'Jumper' co-star Hayden Christensen, and the two welcomed their daughter Briar Rose in 2014. The 'Star Wars' actor, Christensen, 41, and Bilson broke up in 2017 after nearly ten years of intermittent dating, as per Page Six.

'She's ridiculous'

Internet users go crazy over Bilson's revelation about her sex life and her first orgasm at the age of 38. One user commented, "She's ridiculous. Hayden has way more dignity than her since their breakup." Another user wrote, "This is more common for women than you know." "Someone was doing it wrong, that's for sure," one more user quipped. One more user wrote, "Me after failing to refuse to connect the dots in that Rachel Bilson headline."

The comments continued with one user typing, "Today I learned that Rachel Bilson didn’t have an orgasm until she was 38, at which time she also stared [stated] dating Bill Hader, Can’t say this enough, my male compadres, you don’t have to be Hayden Christiansen you just have to be *funny*". Another user chimed in, "Loudly telling people that Rachel Bilson has a hard time cumming like she’s a sword in a stone." "You know what bill hader being able to make rachel bilson cum makes sense considering his writing and direction of barry," exclaimed another.

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