Ulrika Jonsson, 54, admits she would consider a threesome but it ‘could get messy’

Ulrika Jonsson, 54, said she would “never say never” on the possibility of a threesome after watching Channel 4’s racy new show Open House – The Great Sex Experiment

Ulrika Jonsson has openly admitted that she wouldn’t rule out a threesome with two strangers.

The 54-year-old television personality said she would “never say never” if she experimented in the bedroom after watching it channel 4 ‘s fast-paced new show Open House – The Great Sex Experiment this week.

However, Ulrika, who recently appeared on Celebs Go Dating after splitting from her third husband Brian Monet in 2019, admitted it could be “messy” if she took another lover into a serious relationship.

Ulrika limited her behavior in the bedroom, but said she couldn’t consider a threesome as part of a serious relationship but would “never say never” to a night out with more than one lover.

She co-wrote in her column The sun : “The idea of ​​seeing a person I love and care for swinging on a chandelier or doing bedroom exercises with another person would break me.”

She added: “For that old bird, I’d just stick to two in a relationship. Sometimes three is just a chaotic, emotional, harmful set.

“Never say Never.”

Ulrika, who was of course the center of a sensational love triangle with Sven-Göran Eriksson when he was dating Nancy Dell’Olio, has opened the lid on finding her love interest after appearing on Celebs Go Dating.

The former Gladiators said she hasn’t been in a relationship for three and a half years and is focused on “having fun.”

But her flirtatious demeanor and sexual innuendos on the show made some viewers feel a little uncomfortable.

Ulrika talked about her love life and being single and said to her date: “Dating and somehow not seeing people, but how…”

Which prompted him to ask, “Doing Bits?”

To which the presenter replied, “Yeah.”

One posted Twitter : “When I hear Ulrika saying that she is ‘doing something’, I cringe a bit.”

While another repeated: “Argh! Ulrika talks about “doing bits” [nauseated emoji].’

Ulrika recently spoke about who her perfect man is The sun : “I can’t stand arrogant, cocky people. But shyness hurts. You want someone who is confident.

“Funny is so sexy and so brilliant. We all want to be laughed to bed, right?”

Ulrika, who is a mother to children Cameron, 27, Bo, 21, Martha, 17, and Malcolm, 13, has focused on herself following her split from third husband Brian in 2019.

At the time, the TV presenter admitted that she never expected to get a divorce.

Ulrika was married to John Turnbull from 1990 to 1995 and to Lance Gerrard-Wright from 2003 to 2005.