Ashton Kutcher, Sara Leal talked about politics post-sex
The 22-year-old beauty says that Kutcher was both tender and inquisitive as they recovered from their first of two sexual encounters that fateful morning.
|Last Updated: Oct 13, 2011, 05:29 PM IST|Source: Bureau
Washington: The woman who allegedly bedded Ashton Kutcher in a San Diego hotel room on the eve of his sixth wedding anniversary to Demi Moore has revealed that the pair discussed the upcoming presidential election after having sex.
The 22-year-old beauty says that Kutcher was both tender and inquisitive as they recovered from their first of two sexual encounters that fateful morning.
“He had his arm around me and he started asking me questions,” party girl and administrative assistant Leal told Us Weekly.
“I told him I was a Lutheran from Texas.
The left-leaning ‘Two and a Half Men’ actor, 33, reacted immediately.
“He said ‘Oh my gosh! Are you a Republican?’” Leal recalled.
“I was like, ‘What, do you like Obama?’ He said, ‘Yeah’, and asked if I could name up-and-coming candidates.”
Leal said fellow Texan and potential frontrunner Rick Perry.
“He asked if I’d vote for him. I said I didn’t know and he laughed. He laughed at pretty much everything I said.”
After that GOP-focused chat, Kutcher urged his one-night stand, whose parents divorced when she was 6, to ``believe in love`` no matter what.
“He was like...``You just need to believe that stuff is real,``Leal says.
Before their tryst began -- during a wild 25-person party at his suite -- Kutcher claimed to Leal that he and Moore, 48, were separated.
“He said he was separated and it felt natural,” Leal added.
ANI
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