I am still having sex with Alex

Katie Price has revealed that she is still having sex with her estranged husband Alex Reid.

The model, who announced that she and Reid were separated in January, confessed that they are still sleeping together.

She said in an interview with ES Magazine: "We're separated. He still comes to the house but we're not together. Do I go and f**k Joe Public or do I go and f**k an ex? Can anyone here tell me that they've never f**ked an ex?"

The 32-year-old admitted that her relationship with ex-husband Peter Andre is completely different to that with Reid.

She added: "We are still friends, we are adult and amicable and he doesn't live at my house. It's completely different from Pete."

Price also claimed that Andre was "probably" still in love with her after he contacted lawyers over an accidental burn their 3-year-old daughter Princess Tiaamii got while on holiday.

She said: "I wish you could see the burn. It is tiny and not painful. She was with my mother and sister in Klosters and I asked them to put her pyjamas in the sauna so they would be warm and cosy for her when she went to bed and she must have followed my mum in and caught her arm.

"If you knew what went on over on Pete's side of things, it is pure evil. He's probably still in f**king love with me. That's the problem. There's a thin line between love and hate."

The most watched showbiz video

Footage showing a naked Paris Hilton taking a bath has become the most watched showbiz video, with nearly 800,000 people viewing it this year alone.

The video, which was unintentional, has become the most watched clip for the second consecutive year after it surfaced in 2007, the Sun reported.

The second place was taken by a video of actress Lindsay Lohan doing a topless turn in the ‘Machete’ trailer, and actress Gemma Atkinson’s flesh-flashing lesbian romp in the ‘Boogie Woogie’ promo came third.

Actress Pamela Anderson’s early morning welcome for the iPhone alarm was fourth, and footage from socialite Kim Kardashian’s sex tape took fifth place.

1. New Paris sex tape
2. Lindsay Lohan topless
3. Gemma Atkinson topless
4. Wake Up With Sexy Pam
5. Kim Kardashian sex tape
6. Mariah’s the breast
7. Pink falls on stage
8. Kendra sex tape
9. Megan’s phone pic’s too Foxy
10. Megan smoulders for Armani

How hard core porn affects????

A survey on how hard core porn affects men has revealed that after a period of time they start losing their sexuality and are unable to form connected, intimate relationships.



The porn these men consume looks nothing like their father's Playboy. In place of soft core, soft focus images of naked women smiling coyly at the camera, consumers are catapulted into a world of cruel and brutal sex acts designed to dehumanise women, the Sydney Morning Herald reported.

In the vast majority of porn today, sex is not about making love, as the feelings and emotions normally associated with such an act are missing.

Feelings of hate, fear, disgust, anger, loathing, and contempt replace connection, empathy, tenderness, caring, and affection.

Many of the men in the survey believe that porn sex is what women want, and they become upset and angry when their sex partner, perhaps their wife, girlfriend, or a one night hook-up, refuses to look or behave like their favourite porn star.

These men have become so accustomed to porn sex that some are disappointed by their own sexual performance.

When they compare themselves with the male porn actors, who can sustain Viagra-fortified erections for long periods, the guys often admit to feeling like sexual losers, and worry something is wrong with them.

Sex and relationship therapists Wendy Maltz and Larry Maltz discuss in their book 'The Porn Trap' how therapists are seeing a rising wave of porn addicts looking for help.

They found both in their practice and from interviewing other therapists that "what used to be a small problem for relatively few people had grown to a societal issue that was spilling over and causing problems in the lives of countless everyday people".

Gail Dines is a professor of sociology and women's studies at Wheelock College in Boston. Her latest book is 'Pornland: How Porn Has Hijacked Our Sexuality'.