Emma Willis has revealed she prefers to be comfortable instead of dressing up in sexy lingerie non medical cures for erectile dysfunction her husband.
The Birmingham-born presenter, 44, explained that she hasn't worn sexy underwear since she married Matt Willis, 37, in 2008.
She told listeners of the podcast that she owns about 25 pairs of the same type of pants and her husband is used to them.
Emma made the admission after author Giovanna Fletcher, revealed she's stopped wearing a bra since lockdown, saying: 'I haven't done sexy since my wedding day. It's all about comfort innit?'
Emma Willis, 44, spoke about how her underwear has changed since she married Matt Willis, 37, (pictured) on the White Wine Question Time podcast
Admitting she didn't wear sexy lingerie when she and Matt renewed their vows on their tenth wedding anniversary, she added: 'You can't jump around in a G string at the age of 44, you just can't.'
Host Kate Thornton and Giovanna, joked alongside Emma that it's possible to wear a G string but the underwear doesn't offer any support.
Emma continued: 'My underwear drawer is literally 25 pairs of the same pairs of pants.
'The same colour, same make and it has been the same colour and same make since I met him. He does not know any different.
'Which is great'
'I met him when, he was only 21 so it is almost like I raised him in captivity and just made him believe that this is the way the world is and just to enjoy it.
'It is like 'It's just black cotton briefs Matt. That is all there is.''
Emma revealed she has been wearing the same colour and make of underwear since she met Matt when he was age 21. Pictured: Emma and Matt on their wedding day
'He will see something in a magazine and I am like 'No, it is not real. It is like telly, it is not real',' she joked.
Emma revealed she took the lead with having a third child with Matt who found fame in pop band Busted, despite their first two children being unplanned.
The Voice host explained that as she approached age 40, she didn't want the regret of not trying to conceive.
'I kind of felt like I always wanted to have three,' she said.
'I came from a three, Matt came from a three, so three felt like a very normal number for us.
'Work was going really well and I could've waited into my forties, but you just don't know what's going to happen and if your body is going to comply with what your brain wants.
'So I was very proactive in saying 'right it's now or never.''
Mother-of-three Emma, said the pandemic has made her want to be more present with her children. Pictured: Emma and Matt on their wedding day