Cybill Shepherd reminisced about the period she dated Elvis Presley, emphasizing his prowess in bed but also revealing an essential lesson she had to impart to him during their time together.
The renowned actress recently shared details of her encounter with the iconic singer five decades ago, highlighting an aspect of their intimate relationship that has stayed with her over the years.
Back in 1971, Cybill had skyrocketed to fame following her standout performances in movies like The Last Picture Show and The Heartbreak Kid, attracting the attention of Elvis when he learned of her visit to Memphis.
Despite her young age of 22 at the time, Cybill exuded confidence and assertiveness, characteristics that evidently intrigued the King of Rock ‘n’ Roll.
Throughout her career, Cybill has been candid about her romantic involvement with Elvis, speaking openly about their physical intimacy on various occasions.
In a recent interview referenced by The Express, Cybill delved into a particular anecdote from her autobiography, Cybill Disobedience, revealing a chapter titled “White boys don’t eat…” that shed light on her experience with Elvis.
She recounted the episode where she had to educate Elvis on performing oral s=x, indicating that while it was a notable lesson, it was not the most challenging task she had encountered in a relationship.
However, their love affair was short-lived, with Cybill attributing the breakup to Elvis’ reliance on prescription drugs, a habit she found incompatible with her personal values.
Despite acknowledging Elvis as the epitome of physical attractiveness, Cybill admitted her aversion to drug use, a stark contrast to the singer’s lifestyle choices.
Recalling moments when Elvis would enter the bedroom in a haze or leave behind drugs and extravagant jewelry, Cybill reflected on an incident where she disposed of his pills, opting to retain the jewelry as a memento of their tumultuous relationship.
During an interview with Andy Cohen, Cybill recounted an exchange with Elvis where he offered her drugs, a gesture she declined, symbolizing her stance against substance abuse.
While expressing regrets about certain decisions, Cybill highlighted her concern for Elvis’s well-being, pondering whether her influence could have steered him away from the destructive path he ultimately chose.
