Charlize Theron Shares Candid Details of 'Amazing' Recent Romance with 26-Year-Old

Charlize Theron isn't usually one to kiss and tell, but she recently spent time with a younger man.

When Theron, 49, went on Alex Cooper's Call Her Daddy podcast on Wednesday, July 2, to promote her upcoming film The Old Guard 2, she confessed that she had recently hooked up with a man aged 26.

"I nearly choked.  "I am the last person to ask," Theron quipped when Cooper, 30, asked her for her greatest sex advice following a lengthy talk about her dating style these days.  "I'm sounding cocky here, but I guess it's because I discovered this freedom in my forties where I'm like, 'Oh my goodness,' so I just want to put this in context. I've probably had three one-night stands in my entire life, but I just recently f------ a 26-year-old and it was very f------ amazing, and I'd never done it before, so I was like, 'Oh, this is awesome okay.'"

"Let me just say that 26-year-old is the luckiest f------ man walking on this god damn planet," answered Cooper, thirty years of age.  "He's walking differently today, knowing."

"He is not, for sure, but thank you," Theron added. 

Theron, a mother of two girls, Jackson, 12, and August, 9, has been famously single for several years after dating actors Sean Penn, Stuart Townsend, and Craig Bierko, as well as Third Eye Blind leader Stephan Jenkins.  While the actress has always been adamant about never marrying, she informed Cooper during their talk that she is delighted to have a one-night fling, albeit she does not "have many of them." 

"I'm sitting here sounding like I do.  So when I do, I'm like, 'Oh, f--- yeah, I should have done this in my 20s,' "  Theron spoke of casual sex.  "I was married from the time I started having sex until my last relationship.  Then I had children.  Who has time for dating, shaving, waxing, and makeup?  And, like, I have two children who need to go to school." 

While Theron did not reveal any additional details about her last 26-year-old date, she did express a desire for women to prioritise their pleasure in bed more often.  "I think this is kind of like a thread throughout our conversation," she told me.  "Women who appear confident, vocal, and unwilling to speak up for themselves are more likely to be in bed, as are those who wish to please men.  Like, and I've discovered this via my conversations with other ladies about this.  Isn't this strange?  We should be the ones that say, "F--- you."  "I'm going to have an orgasm." 

"So my advice is this.  Don't do that for two reasons.  You're going to experience better orgasms. Guess what?  "Your man will like that," she added.  "Practice helps.  You need to practice before you can figure it out.  Please proceed safely.