Real Housewives of Beverly Hills newest cast member Denise Richards revealed a few scandalous details about her new husband Aaron Phypers on the latest episode of the Bravo reality series, including one particularly not safe for work description.
While fans of the reality newbie know she and Aaron have already tied the knot, Denise finally introduced Lisa Vanderpump and Kyle Richards to her handsome beau, who was still just her fiancé at the time of Season 9 filming on Tuesday's show.
Before Denise and Aaron could get settled in at the dinner table, Lisa asked if it was "instant attraction" when the couple first met. Denise's response was likely a mouthful more than what Lisa was expecting.
"I thought he was very cute and I wanted to f**k him," Denise replied. "I just wanted to have sex with him."
The comment brought instant giggles from Lisa and Kyle, but it was Denise's follow-up that made her castmates (and her husband) jaws drop.
"Well he has a very big penis," she continued.
Aaron looked on visibly uncomfortable by Denise's remark while Kyle flushed red with laughter. Meanwhile, Lisa reminded her new friend it was never on par for a woman to dispel such vivid details about their husband's specimen, but Denise just couldn't seem to help herself.
"I never took a f**king ruler to it, but he does have a big penis. And I've seen some penises in my life and I will say he has the biggest penis I've ever been with," Denise said during a green-screen confessional.
The 47-year-old actor tied the knot with Aaron back in September, just days after announcing their engagement. Denise was previously married to actor Charlie Sheen, with whom she shares two daughters, 14-year-old Sam and Lola, 13.
Aaron was formerly married to Desperate Housewives cast member Nicollette Sheridan, but the couple separated after six months of marriage. They divorced just a month before Aaron and Denise began courting in 2017.
Real Housewives of Beverly Hills airs every Tuesday at 9 p.m. ET on Bravo.
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