The Morning Show's Larry Emdur reveals how he 'spices things up' in the bedroom with wife Sylvie
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Larry Emdur celebrated 29 years of marriage to his stunning wife Sylvie last month.
And on Tuesday, The Morning Show host took to Instagram to share the unexpected way he keeps things spicy in the bedroom.
'I read an article in which a sexologist said once you're married for more than 20 years you should play 'games' in bed to spice things up .. Sooooooooooooo,' he cheekily captioned the post.
Emdur then pulled out a The Chase Australia board game and held it up close to the camera smiling.
The post was quickly inundated with comments from his followers.
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'Uhhhhh you never get old!! You're like Bert Newton and Dickie Knee,' one fan wrote.
'Oh dear… naughty cnr for you mate,' added another. 'Sure she'll love that,' added a third.
'That'll definitely get Sylvie spiced!! From all of us old married..ies we say thank you for giving our partners the best game ever.. a real game changer,' quipped another.
The pair tied the knot in 1995 and share two adult children together: Jye, 28, and Tia, 23.
In a recent interview for The Sunday Telegraph's Body+Soul, the couple revealed their secrets to a successful partnership.
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The TV host explained the pair have a pact to create memories by doing something 'crazy' each year while they can.
'We decided we need to do at least one completely crazy thing each year so that we'll have some ridiculously good stories to remind each other about when we're in the nursing home,' he said.
The presenter also said he has never been one to start an argument or to engage in conflict.
'I'd love to be one of those people who can puff their chest out and have a good solid argument but I'm just not. Once I screamed at our son and I ran off and threw up,' he added.
Meanwhile, Sylvie revealed Larry's positivity and optimistic attitude has meant their relationship hasn't had any major problems.
'You never know what you're going to get with him but it's always spontaneous and fun. We're very lovey-dovey,' she said.
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