London: A model has revealed that British comedian Russell Brand lures women by posting Tweets and has a pretty adventurous sex life.The television presenter apparently loves threesome and offered Brooke Adams free tickets for MTV Music awards to sleep with her via Twitter.
Some of his posts inviting her to townhouse in Hampstead, north London read: "Where do you live? Near London? And can you bring a friend?"
While another went: "Confirm your friend, darling, as I am in the mood for adventure," reports the Sun.
Brooke narrated the events leading to the sex act with the comedian.
She said: "I got a cab to his house and the security guard opened the gates and let me in.
"Russell poked his head round the door - and when he opened it I realised he was totally naked.
"He took me through to the kitchen and offered me a drink - although he has no alcohol in the house.
"Then he asked me to perform a sex act on him - I`d had a few to drink and had always fancied him, so I did it.
"He was very complimentary, even though he was eating a plum at the time!"
However, Brand had another girl in his house at the same time and wanted to have threesome.
She added: "He took me up to his room and there was another girl - a blonde girl - already there sitting on the bed.
"I had no idea another girl would be there - I was quite surprised.
"But I think she was more shocked than me - she didn`t seem happy about it at all. He asked us if we would have a threesome and although I was up for it, she refused.
"He declared we were not allowed to leave until he had had been satisfied at least three times, so he just took it in turns with us. While he was with her, I just sat on the end of the bed, waiting.
"He was very good in bed - not as "big" as I was expecting but he still knew exactly what to do and had a lot of stamina.
"Afterwards I just got a cab home and he said he would be in touch."
Brooke says that she spent a similar night with Russell one more time.
ANI
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