Lily Allen reveals she left a play early to have sex with husband David Harbour for the first time after he seduced her with his “very intense” hand-stroking technique

Lily Allen has revealed that her husband David Harbour seduced her with sexual handjobs in a theatre that they left a third of the way through the play to sleep together for the first time.

The singer told of her surprise when Stranger Things star Harbour suddenly grabbed her hand on their third date while watching the performance, and began caressing her in such an “intense” way that she felt like he was almost having sex with her.

Allen, 39, told her best friend Miquita Oliver on her… Miss me? podcast: ‘We went on a couple of dates.

We had gone out to dinner a couple of times and then the third time I went out with him we went to the theater to see The Lehman Trilogy.

“It’s a very long piece, it’s in three parts, there are two intervals. I think it was in the first part of the piece, the first third, when he just grabbed my hand and started caressing it, almost as if he was holding my hand or something.

‘It was the most intense thing. I thought, as if I were English, ‘My God, this person likes me, wants to be intimate with me.’

‘And then he whispered in my ear, I guess it was obvious that the first third was reaching a crescendo, and he said something like, “Should we get out of here?”

“It was also very difficult to get tickets for this play. Then we left and the rest is history.”

He added: “It was very intense. I’ve never had anything like that before.”

“Not very British, is it? On the third date, he literally grabbed my hand and started fondling me.

“And it was in an environment where I couldn’t say anything. I thought, ‘Oh, God.’ It was hot.”

Allen and Harbour began dating in 2019 and tied the knot in September 2020.

The singer and actress previously admitted that the couple reached an unorthodox arrangement to reduce the amount of time they spend browsing social media.

“I now have a kids’ phone called Pinwheel. It doesn’t have navigation or social media capabilities, but you can still get Uber and Spotify,” she told the BBC. sunday time.

“My husband is the caregiver, so he controls what I can use as an app on my phone. I also control what I can do with it.”

Allen, mother of daughters Ethel, 12, and Marnie, 11, from her first marriage to builder Sam Cooper, added that she recently took away their smartphones after reading a book claiming children should not use them until they are 14.

She explained: ‘Smartphones have ruined my creative side of the brain. I feel like everyone feels the same way. I don’t know anyone who can say that the presence of a smartphone improves their quality of life.

“I think it’s destroyed us as a species. It’s horrible that they’re designed to be so addictive. Some of us have more addictive personalities than others. It’s evil.”