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Billie Piper – Call Girl To Country Girl
Billie Piper is a country girl at heart. An English country girl that is. She and her family have taken to country living like a duck to water.
She welcomed Marie Claire magazine to her farm in West Sussex for an interview and photo shoot in which she admits country life isn’t all bon bons on the couch watching time go by.
Her problem is less of a farm type and more of a, people think I’m a “whore” because I played one on TV, type.
In the interview she also talked about babymaking. She and her husband Laurence Fox know their little WInston was conceived out of love, passion even.
‘We’re quite desperate about each other. It’s fiery and needy. We’re two very emotional people with staunch views about certain things.
‘And from such different worlds. Big families, but we were raised so differently.
‘When we have fights, it’s often about the fact that we see things very differently because of the way we’ve been brought up.’
Asked whether little Winston was planned, she said: ‘Well, you do make an active decision that you’re not going to use condoms or whatever. Then there’s that, “I am so in love, I just want to have your baby”.
‘It’s such a hot thing, it’s so gorgeous. “We fell in love, I want you to impregnate me” I don’t know what’s not hot about that. And also, making a child in the throes of love instead of, “Oh, I suppose we should knock one out.”‘
Asked about Winston’s conception, she said: ‘We were in our house in the country and we’d just got back from our honeymoon. It was literally jet-lag sex.’
Sounds good to me!
Source | Photo – Marie Claire
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