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"Yeah, really. Uh-huh," he said with a smile when asked if he was telling the truth. "It's different in the country. By that point, we were already kind of like hot to trot, you know what I'm saying? Like, girls, we weren't afraid to talk to them; I wasn't afraid. So, at eight, being able to do it, it kind of preps you for the long run, so you can be a beast at it. You can be the best at it."
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Ansel Elgort: 14
"I was 14. I had no clue what I was doing, and neither did the girl," the actor told Elle. "I didn't even make the lighting good. That'd be one thing I'd do differently. It was, like, fluorescent, bright bedroom light, like, over the covers."
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Rosario Dawson: 20
"I was an awkward teenager. I went stag to my prom. I was a virgin until I was 20-years-old!" the Cosmopolitan for Latinas September 2014 cover girl revealed inside the issue. "My mother was raising five kids on her own, I wasn't just going to sit back and be a horny teenager and continue some cycle of teenage pregnancy – I wanted more opportunities."
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Daniel Radcliffe: 16
“I’m one of the few people who seem to have had a really good first time,” he told Elle of losing his V-card at age 16. “It was with somebody I’d gotten to know well. I’m happy to say I’ve had a lot of better sex since then, but it wasn’t horrendously embarrassing as a lot of other people’s were— like my friend who got drunk and did it with a stranger under a bridge.”
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Megan Fox: 17
Megan Fox is fine with kissing and telling — as long as she doesn’t get too specific! When she lost her virginity to her boyfriend at the time, an actor she won’t name, she said she had a surprisingly pleasant experience.
“I’ve had plenty of awkward sex, but that first time was not awkward,” she told Cosmo. “I was in love with him, and it was nice.”
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Shia LaBeouf: 18
“For some reason, I was trying to portray myself as a man who had done it many times in the past. I didn’t tell the girl I was a virgin,” he told Playboy a few years ago. “I was all, ‘Don’t worry, babe. I’m gonna handle it tonight.’ And meanwhile I was shaking in my boots.”
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Katy Perry: 16
She had sex for the first time “in the front seat of a Volvo sedan while listening to Jeff Buckley’s album Grace,” she told GQ.
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Mario Lopez: 12
While promoting his book Just Between Us, Mario revealed he lost his virginity at the tender age of 12! “I started having sex so young. The day before my 13th birthday. I know I made my share of mistakes, and sometimes big ones."
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Robin Thicke: 13
Robin was more than happy to poke fun at himself when he was asked by Elle if there’s anything he’d do differently about his first time. “Make it last more than 30 seconds,” he joked.
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Tina Fey: 24
Tina remained a virgin until she met her now husband, Jeff Richmond. She has joked about it, saying she “couldn’t give it away."
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Johnny Depp: 13
The actor was a young teen when he had sex for the first time with one of his band’s groupies.
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Josh Brolin: 11
In a February 2013 interview with Men's Journal, Josh admitted to losing his V-card at age 11 to a girl named Greta.
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Britney Spears: 14
Remember when Brit said she wanted to remain a virgin until marriage? That was a lie.
The "Work B-tch" singer's mom, Lynne Spears, revealed her daughter actually lost her virginity to a high school football player in their hometown of Kentwood, La.
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Khloé Kardashian: 15
Like many people, the reality star regrets her first time. “This guy was very, very manipulative, and I ended up losing my virginity to him,” she's admitted in the past. “When my dad found out I was having sex, he went ballistic.”
She added, “Having sex for the first time is an extremely important decision that affects your whole life… You should never, EVER have sex when you’re that young. Feeling rushed and pressured and unsure should have been my clue that I wasn’t ready to take that step.”
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