Mum-of-two reveals sex with her OAP hubby is the best EVER… despite the 33 year age gap
At 65, Cris Hatherly is 11 years older than his 32-year-old wife Lisa's dad, but the couple insist their age difference has never been an issue
LISA HATHERLY admits she’s lost count of the number of times people have mistaken her silver-haired companion for her dad.
But the 32-year-old doesn’t mind — her OAP lover is giving her the best sex ever.
Lisa got together with 65-year-old Cris ten years ago and, despite him being 11 years older than her father, she says he is the perfect partner.
This week, 60-year-old actor Mel Gibson turned heads on the red carpet with his 26-year-old pregnant girlfriend Rosalind Ross.
But Lisa can understand Rosalind’s attraction to the Hollywood hunk, claiming older men have more sexual experience than men her age.
Lisa, from Tingewick, Bucks, says: “When we met, I was 22 and Cris was 55. It’s a similar age gap to Mel Gibson and Rosalind.
“I was attracted to Cris the minute I saw him. The age difference didn’t matter. I loved the confident way he carried himself.
“We couldn’t keep our hands off each other. We were having sex five times a day. I was having so many orgasms I thought there was something wrong with me.
“He may have been in his fifties but Cris’s appetite for sex was insatiable and his stamina hadn’t been affected.
“I guess that’s why it never bothered me when people assumed he was my dad. I just laughed it off.
“If only they knew what went on behind closed doors.”
CHRIS' FACT FILE
Fave band: Pink Floyd
No1 when born: I Taut I Taw A Puddy Tat by Mel Blanc
Fave film: Silverado
First bike: Triumph
Prime Minister when born: Winston Churchill
The couple, who married in October 2011, now have a daughter Jamie-Lee, seven, and a son Harley, five.
But their mutual attraction is still clearly strong.
Lisa adds: “Nowadays, we can’t devote morning, noon and night in bed to epic sex sessions with young kids running around.
“But we have found other ways to keep things racy. We’ll have sex in the wild outdoors when we go for a walk or in the back of the car whenever we have some time alone.”
Lisa had a boyfriend when she met single Cris at a biker club in June 2006. She got together with Cris two months later.
Customer services adviser Lisa says: “I noticed Cris leaning against his motorcycle and found myself unable to take my eyes off him.
“When we struck up conversation I couldn’t get over how much we had in common.
“Cris used to live in California where he restored classic British cars and I had only recently returned from Pennsylvania. I had been on a university exchange as part of my ceramics course.
“We swapped stories of our adventures in the US.
“I found him so exciting and when he told me about his motorbike racing days, I was turned on.
“We had known each other for two months when one night we were warming ourselves by the fire on a biker camping trip.
“I leaned in for a cuddle and, to my relief, he kissed me. The sexual tension between us had been simmering for weeks so I took his hand and led him to his tent where we had sex.
“Clearly Cris had been around the block a few times as he had plenty to teach me. I wasn’t disappointed and broke up with my partner the next day.”
But it was not an easy road for Lisa and Cris. Lisa’s dad, lorry driver Alexander, 54, disapproved of the relationship.
LISA'S FACT FILE
Fave band: Aerosmith
No1 when born: Hello by Lionel Richie
Fave film: Gods Of Egypt
First bike: 125 Yamaha DragStar
Prime Minister when born: Margaret Thatcher
Lisa says: “It was Father’s Day 2007 when my dad called me to say he was going to disown me. As a self-confessed daddy’s girl, I was distraught.
“He told me that as long as Cris was in my life he didn’t want to be in it.
“Cris explained my dad was struggling to come to terms with our relationship and he would come around — thankfully he did.”
Lisa’s dad was there when she and Cris got married at a biker-themed wedding in Maidenhead, Berks.
She says: “I felt like the luckiest girl on the planet.”
Her dad isn’t the only one who finds their relationship strange. Lisa says: “People will often remark how nice it is to see the children out with their grandad if we are in the park.
“If we ever kiss in public we get strange looks. A few of our biker mates disapproved of how we got together.
“We didn’t need the hassle and left in the end. It was time to move on.”
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Cris insists he does not act his age, and that life is more about the way you feel. He says: “I’ve always lived an outdoorsy lifestyle and kept fit.
“The age difference doesn’t cause any problems — it’s other people that seem to have the issue. But it’s water off a duck’s back and, if anything, I quite enjoy it. I get a buzz from it.
“Of course, there’s never a dull moment with the kids.
“After a biking accident, when I broke my back and smashed up most of the lower half of my body, I was told the chances of having children were 99 per cent against me.
“Now Lisa and I have the little ones, it’s brilliant.
“The only drawback is I won’t be able to watch them grow up, so I wish I’d had them 30 years ago.
“But I’m just making the most of the time we have together.”