BBC sports presenter Gabby Logan has revealed how embracing daytime intimacy with her husband Kenny has brought new spark to their 23-year marriage, despite the couple's previous struggles with fluctuating libidos.
The Candid Confession That's Got Everyone Talking
In a remarkably open discussion that's both refreshing and relatable, the 50-year-old television personality shared how she and former Scottish rugby international Kenny, 51, have discovered the joys of romantic afternoon encounters.
"There's something wonderful about daytime sex," Gabby enthused during her podcast appearance. "It just feels different - more spontaneous and less pressured than evening intimacy."
Navigating Libido Changes Together
The couple, who married in 2001, have been remarkably honest about the natural ebbs and flows in their physical relationship over the years. Gabby revealed that like many long-term couples, they've experienced periods where their desire levels didn't always align perfectly.
"When you've been together as long as we have, there are times when one person's libido is higher than the other's," she explained with characteristic frankness. "It's completely normal, but it requires communication and understanding."
Family Reactions to TMI
While Gabby's openness has resonated with many listeners, it hasn't been quite as popular closer to home. The couple's 16-year-old son Reuben has reportedly begged his mother to stop discussing her romantic life so publicly.
"Poor Reuben finds the whole thing utterly mortifying," Gabby admitted with a laugh. "He's at that age where the last thing he wants to hear about is his parents' sex life."
A Modern Approach to Long-Term Relationships
The Logans' experience highlights an important conversation about keeping romance alive through different life stages. Their solution of adapting their intimate moments to fit their schedules and energy levels offers a practical approach that many couples will find inspiring.
"It's about finding what works for you as a couple," Gabby emphasised. "For us, that sometimes means being flexible about when intimacy happens rather than always saving it for the end of a long day."
The couple, who also have a 19-year-old daughter Lois, have clearly found a rhythm that works for their relationship, proving that even after more than two decades together, there's always room for rediscovery and reinvention.
