Rachel Bilson shared some intimate details about her preferences in the bedroom whilst she was on a podcast, after previously revealing she only achieved her first orgasm at the age of 38.
The actor, 41 - who is best known for starring on shows like The O.C. and Hart of Dixie - revealed her favourite sex position during a candid conversation recently.
She appeared alongside her close pal Olivia Allen on the latest episode of the Women On Top podcast recently, which is hosted by Tammin Sursok and Roxy Manning.
The group - who also appear together on the latest instalment of Rachel and Olivia's own podcast Broad Ideas - discussed various topics over the course of the episode.
This included them having a discussion about their favourite sex positions at one point. During the conversation, Rachel told the other podcast hosts: "I like missionary".
She later added: "I've learned that if you want to have an orgasm during sex, you need to be on top." The actor went on to clarify that she meant that it's "easier on top".
Further discussing the topic, Rachel reiterated: "Missionary is my favorite." She subsequently commented about her preference: "I wanna be f*****g manhandled."
She however continued: "My least favorite [position] depending on the actual d*** is doggy because it can go so deep and hurt." She added: "It depends on the penis".
During the episode, Rachel also mentioned having attracted some attention earlier this year when she spoke candidly on a podcast about her experience with orgasms.
Dispelling the suggestion that she had only recently experienced her first orgasm, Rachel clarified that she hadn't orgasmed "from penetration until [her] late thirties."
Discussing her experience with the other podcast hosts, the actor stated that it had happened "once [she] knew [her] body, positioning and how to make it happen".
The group then discussed self-pleasure, before Rachel questioned why such topics are "taboo". She expressed interest in there being an "open dialogue" instead.
She remarked: "Why is it such a taboo topic? Why can't women speak more openly? Because it can be a challenge for some women and I think it should be talked about."
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