On the Funky Friday podcast, Ray J, 45, detailed his claim, citing tour experiences and group encounters, and described celebrating with hundreds at the Booby Trap club after reaching 10,000 partners.
He acknowledged skepticism from host Cam Newton, explained the math behind his numbers, and noted his declining energy due to age and recent health issues, including a pneumonia-related hospitalization.
Ray J emphasized that his estranged wife Princess Love remains uniquely important to him, and his confession joins a series of recent celebrity revelations about sex lives and relationships discussed on various podcasts.
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Beyond confessions, what can celebrity stories teach us about intimacy and aging gracefully?
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