'Only Way is Essex' Sam Faiers: 'Sex with Joey Essex wasn't amazing'

Published May 7 2012, 09:53 BST  |  By Tom Eames

Sam Faiers has revealed that her sex life with co-star Joey Essex "wasn't amazing".

The Only Way is Essex has spoken about her sex life with Essex, as well as her ex-boyfriend Mark Wright, in her upcoming autobiography Living Life The Essex Way: TOWIE And Me. The book is currently being serialised in The Sun.



The 21-year-old revealed that she first had sex with Wright when she was 16 and he was 20, saying: "I don't remember much about it, other than that it was quite simple and straightforward - we were too young and inexperienced for it to be anything more!

"Nothing came of it anyway. I don't think either of us was up for an actual relationship with the other."

Faiers said that she first met Wright at Club One9Five in Epping, before having an unsuccessful date at a pizza restaurant.

"A few months later we met at Club One9Five again and started talking. The chemistry was clearly still there and we ended up kissing and later went back to his parents' house. Luckily I didn't bump into them. We went to his bedroom and I slept with him."

Speaking about her ex-boyfriend, she added: "Mark's reputation as a womaniser is definitely deserved. I can't believe he claims he has only slept with 20 people - I could name 20 people just off my Facebook friends alone.

"I reckon it is probably triple that, which I guess is still lower than a lot of people would imagine. He is always trying to protect his reputation and make himself look more clean-cut. But nope, womaniser he is!"



On Joey Essex, she revealed: "As for sex, I made Joey wait about five weeks. Our sex life was just OK. Don't get me wrong, it wasn't bad - he has a great body and he was very sweet - but he just seemed quite inexperienced, and it wasn't amazing. I want more from a man in bed."

Faiers also revealed that she lost her virginity at the age of 15, writing: "My first boyfriend, Frazer Parrish, was also the first guy I slept with. We had been together about three months when it happened. We didn't plan to have sex, but it kind of just happened."

Faiers will launch her autobiography at London's G-A-Y nightclub on the day of its released on Monday, May 12.