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Halle Berry Reveals She Had First Orgasm During Masturbation at 11
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Halle Berry is getting candid about her sexual journey. In a new Q&A video that she posted to her Instagram on Thursday, November 19, the 54-year-old actress shared that she first experienced orgasm at an early age.
"I remember my first orgasm," she said during a candid conversation with stylist and longtime friend Lindsay Flores. She went on detailing, "I did it to myself." When asked how old she as when she had her first orgasm, Berry replied, "11."
The Oscar-winning actress further said it was when she was "figuring out my sexuality - like most girls." As Flores said that she didn't remember her first experience, the " John Wick: Chapter 3 - Parabellum " star jokingly told her, "Shame on you. I feel bad for you now."
That aside, Berry has been enjoying her time with boyfriend Van Hunt . Things seemingly get serious between the pair a source claimed to PEOPLE that Berry has already introduced her daughter Nahla (12) and son Maceo (7) to the Grammy winner.
"They are spending a lot of time at Halle's Malibu house," the insider said. "She really seems to enjoy the quiet time. Van has met her kids, so it seems pretty serious."
It was also said that they celebrated Berry's birthday together in Las Vegas this August. They "respect each other and have a great deal in common," added another source. "Both are very successful and smart, and they seem to be in a mature relationship. It seems like a really good match."
Berry confirmed their romance in September, sharing a snap on Instagram featuring her staring into the distance as she donned a black T-shirt with Van's name written on it. She paired the casual shirt with a paperboy cap while holding a glass of alcohol in her hand. Getting a little bit cheeky, the actress wrote underneath the photo, "Now ya know…"
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It’s now 2022, people — why is masturbation still a taboo topic? We’re all for self-love — whether it’s during February (a well-known love month!) or every other month of the year.
Honestly, masturbating every day is healthy . It’s good for married people . It’s good for single people. It’s good for all people. And that’s why we love it when people, especially famous people, aren’t afraid to talk about it. We don’t need celebrities to tell us masturbation is great — but we love it when they’re not afraid to spread the word about it. After all, the more we all normalize and de-stigmatize masturbation, the more we’ll have a culturally positive and informed approach to pleasure (which makes all sex better too!)
From Chelsea Handler (who’d rather masturbate than meditate) to Jada Pinkett Smith (who talked about the topic with her mom and daughter) to Amy Schumer and more, these celebrity women have all gotten real about the importance of self-pleasure.
Read on, and then see if you don’t get inspired by these six masturbation positions that prove you don’t need a partner to have a good time.
Our mission at SheKnows is to empower and inspire women, and we only feature products we think you’ll love as much as we do. Please note that if you purchase something by clicking on a link within this story, we may receive a small commission of the sale.
A version of this story originally appeared in 2016.
Union opened up about discovering her clitoris and sexuality young (as many children do!) and shared that in her essay collection from 2017, sharing a bit of her story on Sirius XM’s Sway in the Morning :
“[When I was five] I used to have an oversized stuffed animal that had like a potbelly, and I’d laid on it. And I was like, ‘whoa, oh, oh, ignition, hello!’ Yeah, I was like, ‘This is awesome if I kinda hump this stuffed animal.’ I just knew that it was amazing. What I was feeling was awesome and I just rolled with it — to this day… Self-love is the best love. [In my book, We’re Going to Need More Wine] I also talk about thinking that because that’s where I thought the fun was, I thought that my clitoris was my vagina. It just never occurred to me to do a deeper dive, because that was amazing. What else could there be?”
Rihanna has long had a reputation for giving to f–cks when it comes to talking about sexuality and self-love. Whether it’s wearing this amazing “DIY” shirt that celebrates masturbation or s upporting Masturbation month as an all-year affair in 2012 on Twitter.
Masturbation wasn’t a topic that was discussed as a part of Lily Allen’s childhood or adolescence, but the ‘Smile’ singer is happy to talk about it now — and hopes to break the taboo so many people (herself included, earlier in her life) feel around the topic.
In fact, Allen has even partnered with adult toy company Womanizer and is helping promote their #IMasturbate campaign and to release a special edition toy to celebrate self-love.
“Hi, Lily here,” she says in a video for the campaign. “So, I’ve got a little secret: I masturbate. But why is saying it out loud so weird? Loving yourself should be the most normal thing in the world. We all deserve amazing orgasams, right? So let’s be open about it.”
Ask her anything — really! Halle Berry is up for talking about sex, and if you need proof, just check out her recently relaunched Bash and Booty video series . She detailed her first orgasm, at age 11: “I remember my first orgasm,” she said in the video, “and I did it to myself.” She continued, “I was diddling, and I was figuring out my sexuality, like most girls.”
Chelsea Handler speaks her mind — in the most honest and hilarious way — about pretty much everything, and she opened up about self-pleasure to Health recently: “Therapy, meditation, and weed — those are the three things that really changed me,” she said. “Meditation always annoyed me, and people talking about meditating annoyed me. I tried with my psychiatrist several times. He made me short recordings and long recordings, and then I’d meditate. Sometimes I’d just masturbate. They both start with m, and your brain lets you relax after each one, so who cares?”
If you’re familiar with Jada Pinkett Smith’s Facebook show Red Table Talk , you know she has a no-holds-barred approach. In 2018, she talked about masturbation with her regular show co-stars, mother Adrienne Banfield Norris and daughter Willow Smith — and Pinkett Smith wasn’t afraid to get candid. “I came into [knowledge about sex] differently. My grandmother taught me about self-pleasuring because she wanted me to know that that pleasure was from me,” she said. “She didn’t want me to fall into the hands of a man and if he gave me pleasure to think that that was him. And she taught me at 9 [years old].”
Eva Longoria is so keen to encourage other women to masturbate she gives sex toys to all her friends. “I didn’t begin enjoying sex until I started masturbating,” she told Self magazine. “Before that, I really wasn’t sexual. I bought my first vibrator three years ago. It’s a shame I didn’t discover it sooner. Now I give Rabbit vibrators to all my girlfriends. They scream when they unwrap it. The best gift I can give them is an orgasm.”
Anna Kendrick voiced her approval of masturbation in 2013 — in her usual hilarious way. “Ugh — NEVER going to a Ryan Gosling movie in a theatre again,” she tweeted. “Apparently masturbating in the back row is still considered ‘inappropriate.’”
At the 2015 MTV Movie Awards, Amy Schumer told viewers she masturbates and gave a little intel on what — or who — helps her get off. “ Magic Mike XXL . It, like, really is magic,” she said. “Anytime I watch those guys, at least two of my fingers disappear.”
Taylor Momsen doesn’t mince her words when it comes to talking about masturbation . “I’m not a whore for masturbating, so fuck you if you want to call me one,” she once said. “I think women should equally be allowed to pleasure themselves as much as men.” Amen .
Amber Rose isn’t just open about masturbation; she’s giving out tips! The How to Be a Bad Bitch author once revealed that she loves to masturbate while watching herself in the mirror. “I’m the queen of that,” she told Blac Chyna and sex therapist Dr. Chris Donaghue on Loveline with Amber Rose . She also once revealed a surprising benefit of regular masturbation : “I masturbate all the time. I masturbate at least once a day. That’s why my skin looks so flawless.”
Farrah Abraham doesn’t need anyone but herself to get off, apparently. “I masturbate to… I like to watch my own [sex tape],” she told Howard Stern. “I mean, I’ve had my video for a while, so I’ve seen it a lot.”
Shailene Woodley called for better education on female masturbation in an interview with Net-a-Porter. “As a young woman, you don’t learn how to pleasure yourself, you don’t learn what an orgasm should be, you don’t learn that you should have feelings of satisfaction,” she said. “I’ve always had a dream of making a book called There’s No Right Way to Masturbate .”
During a talk with Gloria Steinem, Emma Watson revealed that she’d signed up to a site that sells videos based on research on female pleasure . “A friend told me about this website called OMGYes, which is dedicated to female pleasure,” she said. “I wish it had been around longer. Definitely check it out.” Watson, we’re on it.
It’s no surprise that Miley Cyrus is willing to share her views on masturbation . She got the message out there loud and clear when she posted a photo of herself with her hand down her shorts on Instagram, along with the caption: “A masturbate a day keeps the haters away.”
With her signature frankness, Lena Dunham revealed in her book Not That Kind of Girl that she “learned to masturbate the summer after third grade.”
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It’s now 2022, people — why is masturbation still a taboo topic? We’re all for self-love — whether it’s during February (a well-known love month!) or every other month of the year.
Honestly, masturbating every day is healthy . It’s good for married people . It’s good for single people. It’s good for all people. And that’s why we love it when people, especially famous people, aren’t afraid to talk about it. We don’t need celebrities to tell us masturbation is great — but we love it when they’re not afraid to spread the word about it. After all, the more we all normalize and de-stigmatize masturbation, the more we’ll have a culturally positive and informed approach to pleasure (which makes all sex better too!)
From Chelsea Handler (who’d rather masturbate than meditate) to Jada Pinkett Smith (who talked about the topic with her mom and daughter) to Amy Schumer and more, these celebrity women have all gotten real about the importance of self-pleasure.
Read on, and then see if you don’t get inspired by these six masturbation positions that prove you don’t need a partner to have a good time.
Our mission at SheKnows is to empower and inspire women, and we only feature products we think you’ll love as much as we do. Please note that if you purchase something by clicking on a link within this story, we may receive a small commission of the sale.
A version of this story originally appeared in 2016.
Union opened up about discovering her clitoris and sexuality young (as many children do!) and shared that in her essay collection from 2017, sharing a bit of her story on Sirius XM’s Sway in the Morning :
“[When I was five] I used to have an oversized stuffed animal that had like a potbelly, and I’d laid on it. And I was like, ‘whoa, oh, oh, ignition, hello!’ Yeah, I was like, ‘This is awesome if I kinda hump t
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