'What's happening here?' Megyn Kelly shreds President Joe Biden for sharing intimate details about his marriage to Jill Biden
LOS ANGELES, CALIFORNIA: Megyn Kelly didn't mince words when reacting to President Joe Biden's apparent revelations about his marriage to First Lady Jill Biden on her podcast 'The Megyn Kelly Show'.
This comes as The New York Times' White House correspondent Katie Rogers' new book, 'American Woman – The Transformation of the Modern First Lady, from Hillary Clinton to Jill Biden', claims the POTUS joked to aides about the role of "good sex" in a happy marriage.
Megyn Kelly critiques the need to share such intimate details
According to OK! Magazine, Kelly expressed her repulsion on the topic, saying, "We’ve got to talk about Joe Biden’s sex life… I just threw up a little in my mouth… Ew!"
The journalist questioned the appropriateness of the intimate disclosures shared by President Biden, asking, "I can't even believe… Is this rehab? What's happening here? Why was this told?"
She remarked, "Next thing you know, they're going to be like, 'Larsa Pippen, you say you had five times, five times a night sex with Scottie Pippen, and now your new boyfriend? Same!' We can barely get any legislating done."
Katie Rogers' book aims to share details about the Bidens' whirlwind romance
The Bidens, who tied the knot in 1977, have been known for their endearing relationship.
President Biden has often praised his wife, describing her as a dedicated educator and military mom. He also noted that he had to ask five times before Jill finally agreed to marry him.
In a 2016 interview with Vogue, Jill shared that she needed to be certain about the marriage's success for the sake of her stepsons, Beau and Hunter, who had already lost their mother, President Biden's first wife, Neilia Hunter Biden, who died in a car accident in 1972.
Rogers' book, which came out on February 27, apparently contains details about the Bidens' romance in the 1970s following the death of Neilia and provides intimate insights into their 47-year marriage.
The 46th president of the US has supposedly always been open about "public bedroom declarations" as he previously talked about the "sexual and emotional connection" he shared with his first wife in a 1974 interview with the Washingtonian magazine, as per the New York Post.
