Brooks Laich gets candid on sex life with wife Julianne Hough

Brooks Laich and Julianne Hough arent afraid to get candid about what goes on behind closed doors. Discussing a sex-centric episode of his podcast, How Men Think, the former Capitals forward told People he hopes listeners will be able to take away a few pointers from his relationship, as Laich and Hough got specific on

Brooks Laich and Julianne Hough aren’t afraid to get candid about what goes on behind closed doors.

Discussing a sex-centric episode of his podcast, “How Men Think,” the former Capitals forward told People he hopes listeners will be able to take away a few pointers from his relationship, as Laich and Hough got specific on the topic of intimacy.

“I was like, ‘What you just said was so eloquent and beautiful that everybody needs to hear it. It can’t just stay between you and I,'” Laich, 36, shared.

“So she comes on for the episode, and we open up about intimacy in our lives, and sex, and it’s absolutely incredible. It’s the most open and raw we’ve ever been, and I just hope people take stuff from that interview and apply it to their relationship,” he continued.

Laich, who married Hough, 31, in the summer of 2017, said the couple “give people our exact specifics, how we create intimacy, why it’s important to us and open up about our sex life.”

Hough has been open about her sex life with Laich in the past, noting her endometriosis has impacted intimate moments.

“It can definitely cut things short,” she said in an interview with Women’s Health earlier this year. “Sometimes we’re in the middle and I’m just like ‘AH, stop!'”

Though Hough, a former “Dancing with the Stars” judge, said it can be “frustrating,” the pair has found alternative routes to keep the romance alive.

“There’s so much intimacy without actually having sex,” Hough explained. “There are some cool things we’ve learned and it’s literally been awesome.”

Laich spent parts of 13 seasons in the NHL, recording 134 goals and 198 assists in 776 games. He spent most of his career with the Capitals, with whom he had 32 points in 65 playoff games.

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