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Trudie Styler, Sting: 'We like tawdry,' 'the theater of sex,' they tell Harper's Bazaar
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Rocker Sting and his wife of 18 years Trudie Styler did a racy photoshoot and interview for the latest issue of Harper's Bazaar, in which they talk about their secret to keeping the fire and passion in their relationship."It's important to have frank discussions about what the other wants," Styler says. "To be in a relationship that is like a little lifetime, that's a challenge."
"Being apart juices the relationship," Sting says. "When we see each other, it's romance. I don't think pedestrian sex is very interesting. There's a playfulness we have; I like the theater of sex. I like to look good. I like her to dress up. I like to dress her up ... Romantic? We like tawdry."
The couple goes on to talk about their six children, their charity work and fashion. But we think the sex part is easily the most interesting. In Hollywood years, they've been married forever. Read the full interview here.
Styler and Sting have been married for 18 years, but have been together for 30. Trudie is an English actress, director and producer.
Congrats to them on their healthy sex life.
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I’m Sting, my highest purpose in this life?
Over-indulgence with my wife.
All day we shop and drink and eat,
All night we pound each other’s meat.
The god of food and wine, Baccus,
Could learn a thing or two from us.
The feasts we have just don’t compare
To all the lowly peon’s fare.
Like Pavlov’s dogs we salivate,
If dinner time is ever late.
We smack our lips and start to groan,
Like dogs with a delicious bone.
We’re proud that there is just no end,
To our capacity to spend.
Some morons donate all their dough,
We’d never be that stupid, though!
I love the pics in Harp’s Bazaar
‘Cause I look like a porno star.
Thanks to Adobe photo shop,
My saggy wife looks kind of hot.
I’m looking good, I’m lean and mean;
A sixty year old sex machine.
I know I’m smarter than the rest,
‘cause money does buy happiness!
Inviting thinkers to our home,
So we won’t have to drink alone.
Who cares what famous thinkers say?
When here, we keep them drunk all day.
I used to wonder which was me;
The Sting on stage or Sting/Trudie.
Now I don’t wonder who I am,
I just get drunk; who gives a damn!
My intellectual image is gone,
I flushed it all right down the John.
Pretentious ain’t what I’m about
Now I am “Sting the Drunken Lout”!