Olivia Munn and her friend, comedian Whitney Cummings, dished about sex during Munn’s recent appearance on Cummings’ “Good for You” podcast.
The women got a bit descriptive, as girlfriends might, and Munn offered details about the “worst sex” she had with an unnamed ex-boyfriend.
The film and TV actress, 40, shared what this boyfriend would or wouldn’t do in the bedroom. She said he defended himself by saying, “Well, I just haven’t had a lot of, you know, experience doing it.”
Munn said the boyfriend preferred “lights out” and “spooning from behind” — moves that made her wonder if he really preferred sex with men.
“So, it’s like you don’t have to see my face, you have to see that it’s a girl,” Munn said. She said she later “got evidence about something, and then I put the other pieces together. I was like, ‘Oh, that’s what all that (was).'”
Naturally, Munn’s comments have led fans to wonder which ex-boyfriend she’s talking about. She has enjoyed a series of relationships with handsome actors and athletes, as Us Weekly reported.
She dated actor Bryan Greenberg from 2007 to 2009, and “Star Trek” and “Wonder Woman” star Chris Pine from 2009 to 2010. She also had a widely reported, infamous three-day fling with Justin Timberlake in 2010, around the time the singer was having trouble in his relationship with Jessica Biel.
The Timberlake fling was followed by rumors of a romance with “Glee” star Matthew Morrison in 2011 and then a short relationship with hockey player Brad Richards, followed by a two-year relationship with “The Suicide Squad” star Joel Kinnaman, Us Weekly added.
Munn’s most high-profile relationship was with Green Bay Packers quarterback Aaron Rodgers. Munn and the former Cal football star dated from 2014 to 2017. Multiple reports say that their relationship was constantly tested by Rodgers’ Chico-based family, who told him “they didn’t trust (Munn) and didn’t think she was with him for the right reasons.”
Munn moved on to a relationship with Tucker Roberts, the president of Philadelphia Fusion, an e-sports team based in Philadelphia. But Us Weekly reported that Munn and the sports entrepreneur broke up at the end of last year.
Before dishing with Cummings about her sex life, and before the COVID-19 pandemic hit, Munn had been busy promoting her new Netflix romantic comedy, “Love Wedding Repeat.” She also had just finished production on two films, including “Violet,” in which she plays a disillusioned film executive.
