The View host Whoopi Goldberg, 68, reveals why sex with 'older men' is better ... trends now
Whoopi Goldberg has revealed why she prefers 'older men' during a rather racy conversation on The View as she discussed the 16-year age gap between the characters in Anne Hathaway's new movie, The Idea of You.
The 68-year-old actor, who wrote in her new memoir that she indulged in what she referred to as 'hit and runs' these days, couldn't resist sharing her thoughts when cohost Joy Behar claimed: 'Women peak older, sexually, and men peak younger.'
'There's an issue I just want to point out, there's some things you have to give to older men, okay? Because they know their way around,' the Sister Act star said on Wednesday, before adding: 'You don't have to explain a lot of stuff, you might have to point stuff out, but you don't have to explain it!'
Joy, 81, jokingly replied: 'But it depends on how old, you might have to give them Metamucil!' as Whoopi argued: 'I'm just saying that when they're 24, you have to teach a lot more, that's my point.'
Whoopi Goldberg has revealed why she prefers 'older men' during a rather racy conversation on The View
Comedian Joy Behar claimed that 'women peak older, sexually, and men peak younger' during the racy conversation
The panel were discussing the age gap between Nicholas Galitzine and Anne Hathaway's characters in new film The Idea of You
Sara Haines (center) and Joy listened intently as Whoopi told them that older men 'know their way around'
The raunchy debate began as the panel discussed new rom-com, The Idea of You, which stars Anne, 41, as well as 29-year-old actor Nicholas Galitzine, and Whoopi couldn't resist comparing it to another film.
'I'm going to preface this story by saying I made this movie 15 years ago... it's called How Stella Got Her Groove Back,' the mother-of-one said, referring to the 1998 rom-com, as a confused Joy asked: 'Is it the same movie?'
'You watch, it's the same movie, except one is black and one is white, okay?' Whoopi fired back before opening up the debate about whether or not movie-goers will see more 'older women with younger men for a change.'
Sara Haines piped up and said: 'I think it's harder to attract a woman beyond that one act of getting your groove back, because I tend to think the wisdom of time is more attractive.
'I tend to think that fantasies go up, not down, because even with 20-somethings, they seem so young to me that I'm like, "They
