Coleen Nolan opens up about threesome fantasy as she reveals she’d let the other woman do the work

COLEEN Nolan has revealed what her partner could expect if she ever agreed to have a threesome to 'spice up' her marriage.

The conversation came up on Tuesday's edition of Loose Women as they discussed  husbands asking for threesomes as a Christmas present.

Coleen mused: "If you're both into it, then each to their own. I mean, if I was paying $12,000 then she can do it. I'm watching a Christmas film and having a cup of tea."

While Katie Price added: "I had to pay a therapist to get Kieran not to do that. I have been in a relationship where I did things sexually that I didn’t want to do and it didn’t work out. You do it to try and please them. It never works."

Ruth Langsford admitted: "I'm just far too jealous. I would be thinking, 'Ooo he's enjoying that a bit too much over there'".

In a previous episode, Coleen admitted shocking marriage insecurities that she has about hubby of nine years Ray Fensom.

The Loose Women panel were speaking about whether they thought their partners loved them as much as they loved them.

Each of the Loose Women had taken part in an anonymous survey about their relationships.

Ruth Langsford revealed: “One Loose Woman doesn’t think her partner loves her as much as she loves him, while two of the Loose Women said that they weren’t sure.”

Coleen decided to open up and said: “You know what? I’ll hold my hand up here and say I was the one in that survey.”

The 51-year-old pretended to tear up and joked: “Don’t patronise me!” as guest panellist Penny Lancaster put a hand on her shoulder.

Ruth probed further, asking: “Is that because Ray’s not very demonstrative?”

Coleen admitted: “The thing is, Ray’s really shy and things like emotionally opening up he’s very shy about and he feels self conscious about it.”

She revealed that the only time she knows that her hubby “absolutely loves” her is when someone’s hurt or upset her, adding: “He wants to kill people. And then I think ‘Oh you know, he really does love me’.”

Coleen said: “But does he say ‘I love you’ every day or leave me a little note? If he left me a little note I’d think he was up to something.”

She added: “He’s just not that type of person. So when people go, ‘Does he love you as much as you love him?’ I go ‘I don’t know actually’.”

Jane Moore then pointed out that she had been with a “great romantic before”, referring to Shane Richie and said: “Look how that turned out!”

Meanwhile Ruth said that her husband Eamonn is “very gushy and flowery”, adding: “I call him my Irish poet.”

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