1 day Ago By Whitney Vasquez
Sunday Funday has a different meaning to Maury Povich. The former talk show host, 86, seemingly revealed that he and his wife, Connie Chung, 78, get naughty at the end of every week. Povich and Chung — who have been married since 1984 — appeared to spill the intimate details of their sex life on the first episode of his podcast “ On Par with Maury Povich ,” which dropped on Monday, March 31.
In one clip, the former news anchor — who appeared as her husband’s first guest — asked him to finish this sentence: “I feel sexiest when?” At first, Povich didn’t understand the game, so he asked Chung if she planned on answering herself or if she was asking him to respond. When she said the latter, the former “Maury” host stated, “I feel sexiest on Sundays” and snickered at Chung before hysterically laughing as if it was an inside joke between the husband and wife. “Never on Sunday,” she responded seductively, suggesting that their words had a deeper meaning.
“Not in OUR house!” Povich joked back, revealing that nothing gets in his way of tradition, which is ending the week with his wife. “It’s always been. Everybody says, ‘Can we play golf on Sunday? Nope.
Sunday is with Connie,'” the famed TV personality said with a huge grin. Chung then coyly snickered in response to her husband’s enormous smile before motioning that she was locking up her mouth with a key and keeping their kinky secret a mystery. The couple of four decades stopped short of spilling any of the intimate details about their sexy Sundays, but listeners got the message.
“They’re a great couple and happily married. Good for them!” one person commented, Others weren’t as excited to learn about their sex habit. “Just plain gross,” a second person shot back.
“Leave it, no one wants to know,” added another. Povich recently addressed the purpose of his podcast. The longtime broadcaster revealed he wanted to shed light on his real personality after spending decades delivering sensational news and paternity test results on TV.
“For the past 30 plus years, everybody has thought of me as a kind of a talk show host who [discusses] certain themes,” he told People in an interview published on Tuesday. “That was a great career and I love the storytelling, and I think that I was able to do successfully because of my earlier career as a journalist and a storyteller when it came to news, and rather traditional talk shows that I did.” “If I was sitting at a desk back anchoring a newscast, I would never unveil myself.
And so this is, I think, a perfect medium,” Povich shared. “On Par with Maury Povich” airs new episodes every Monday..
