Kelly Rowland Reveals Addiction To Sex Shops

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I know you’re probably thinking, ‘Hey, who doesn’t enjoy occasionally perusing the aisles of an adult sex shop.’ If so you’re in good company because Kelly Rowland had no problem admitting in an interview with the Daily Mirror that she has a naughty habit of hitting up various sex shops.

Don’t try spotting this long legged beauty in your neighborhood smut shop. Kelly mentioned she usually travels in groups so she’s less visible.

“You can’t keep me away from a good sex shop. Those are interesting places. I go with a bunch of people, that way no one recognizes me.”

Kelly also stated that she feels much more sexually liberated now that she’s 30. She mentioned that her fears regarding her mother’s disapproval quickly dissipated once she gained her support after Kelly’s sexy hit single, ‘Motivation‘.

“I’m now liberated at 30, it’s almost a transition.

Adding;

“I was scared what my mum would say after Motivation but she was yelling: ‘Go lover’.”

Kelly Rowland, who’s prepping to be an aunt to sister Beyonce‘s boy or girl stated she had to do a lot of “soul searching” after she ended things with fiancé Roy Williams six years ago. She later commented;

“I wanted that wedding. I wanted to be married. I wanted to have kids. At that time I was crazily talking about wanting five. You can just make wrong decisions in life.”

She continued;

“That was all a part of growing up. I just think it’s important to trust your gut. I’m careful with my heart.

Kelly concluded by stating that the next man up to bat better be ready and plenty motivated, because she doesn’t plan on taking crap from anyone.

“I don’t take crap from no one these days. I put my foot down. Being a woman you deserve heaven and earth. So if a man wants to date me, know that I don’t take crap.”

That’s right Kelly, you tell them girl! Be sure to catch more of Kelly Rowland on Simon Cowell’s X Factor, Wednesday evenings at 8pm EST.

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