'I like professional ladies who are enjoying themselves...' You'll never believe what these stars REALLY think about adult entertainment!

In the 21st century we are just a search and a click away from finding content to titillate and excite. Material that would once have been obtained discreetly from shops for gentlemen. No matter what anyone says, EVERYONE watches this material at some point, even the world's biggest stars, and they're not shy about sharing on their experiences. Find out what some of your favorite celebs really think about X-rated content...

In a very candid talk with Rolling Stone magazine in 2012, the ‘Your Body is a Wonderland’ singer revealed - and detailed - that logging on to see this type of material was part of his daily routine. He said: "I am the new generation ... I've seen it all. Before I make coffee..."

‘Fury’ star Shia LaBeouf does not only watch adult content. In fact, he takes tips for his own bedroom activities. In an interview with Playboy the film star recalled the first time he shared bed with a girl. He said: "I remember putting a pillow underneath her because I had seen that in a movie … [It] put her at a weird angle, where I couldn't get in correctly ... Clearly this wasn't the move."

‘Gossip Girl’ star Taylor Momsen revealed she is a connoisseur in an interview with Revolver magazine and has high standards for the films she will watch. Taylor said: “If it's a good sex tape, I'll watch it. I like some adult stars. I have a couple favorites. But I will say this: That Tommy Lee-Pamela Anderson video wasn't very good. I wouldn't f*** Tommy Lee.”

In a podcast interview comedian Chris Rock revealed he had to stop watching this material because it was having an adverse effect on his life. He said: “One of the things I’ve done in the last year, not just going to therapy, I’ve gotten off of social media. I got off all social media, I don’t watch pornography anymore, and my brain is, like, I’m focused, man.”

Terry Crews has hosted some Facebook sessions called ‘Dirty Little Secret’, talking about how watching too much porn affected his life and marriage. In one Facebook stream, he said: “When you watch too much porn, you know what happens?… You get desensitized. When you start watching porn, any porn will do. "Then, later on, you’re all messed up and you need a perfect porn cocktail to get... I’m a lot better now.”

In an interview with Howard Stern, ‘Parks and Recreation’ star Amy Poehler shared her opinion on the topic. She said: "I like my porn like my comedy: Done by professionals, women who are at the top of their game. So, I like professional ladies who are enjoying themselves. I'm not an amateur person. I want everybody to look good and be good at their jobs."

In an episode of ‘Marriage Boot Camp: Reality Stars’, ‘Jersey Shore’ star JWoww revealed that adult content had a positive impact in her relationship with then-husband Roger Matthews. She said: "Internet porn is pretty much keeping our relationship together.”

Have you ever been on vacation without knowing what to do? British pop star Lily Allen has a piece of advice for you. The ‘LDN’ hitmaker said: "When I travel around the world, there often isn't anything to watch on TV, especially when they don't speak English. But watching porn is fine as it doesn't need words. It's sort of universal. I watch a lot of it."

‘The English Patient’ actress Juliette Binoche is not a fan of adult material and thinks men show disrespect their partners when they view it. Speaking to The Independent newspaper, the French film star said: "A lot of men take porn as not that important, not that serious, whereas women tend to take it personally. It's like, 'How can he make love to me after watching something like this?' I think the first time I was aware that [a partner was using porn] I was really shocked because I didn't understand it. Lovemaking for me is related to feelings, and sensations with feelings, and so when you don't have the feelings it becomes animal-like because you're not in touch with your heart. There's a sad and pathetic side to it."

In a 2020 interview with The Sunday Times newspaper, ‘Lord of the Rings’ actor Orlando Bloom talked about how he perceives this kind of content, branding it “destructive". Orlando said: “When you watch multiple people at multiple times in one evening, how is your actual real-lifer partner going to match up? It’s just so destructive.”