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Lisa Kudrow's cheeky confessions from sex ban to alternate Phoebe and Joey storyline

Friends icon Phoebe Buffay had a very cheeky side to her and was always joking and making innuendos - keep scrolling to check out actress Lisa Kudrow's real life raunchy quips

Friends star Lisa Kudrow immediately rose to fame on the series when it began back in 1994.

The loveable Phoebe Buffay became a vital character throughout the sitcom and was known for her quirky style, hilarious jokes and her very cheeky side.

During the shows ten season run, Buffay had a number of partners, boyfriends and eventually a husband, played by Hollywood A-lister Paul Rudd.

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Over the course of her career, Kudrow has also opened up about her intimate moments and sexy behind-the-scenes shenanigans.

Keep scrolling to check out Lisas real life sex confessions away from the iconic 90s series.

Virgin Until Marriage?

[Lisa was inundated with questions about her viriginity]

Lisa was inundated with questions about her viriginity(Image: NBCUniversal via Getty Images)

Kudrow has admitted that one of her most commonly asked questions is whether she decided to stay a virgin until she married someone.

She spoke on The Tonight Show with Jay Leno and admitted that people often ask her if there will be a Friends reunion and if she was a virgin.

Leno then asked for the answer and Lisa exclaimed that it wasnt true before Leno wondered: So, how many guys are we talking here?

The actress then confirmed that what she was trying to say was that when she was young she had always hoped and wanted to be a virgin when she got married.

Friends Sex Ban

[David admitted the Friends stars broke their sex ban]

David admitted the Friends stars broke their sex ban(Image: NBCUniversal via Getty Images)

For years, Friends fans have been wondering whether the casts on-screen chemistry was just as fiery away from the cameras.

Since the shows launch in 1994, viewers were practically begging for stars like Jennifer Aniston and David Schwimmer to get together.

22 years after Friends was first aired, the cast - minus Matthew Perry - reunited for a tribute episode and spilled the tea on the behind-the-scenes antics.

During the NBC show, host Andy Cohen questioned the actors over their off-screen relationships.

[Kudrow cleared up the questions]

Kudrow cleared up the questions(Image: Sipa/REX/Shutterstock)

He asked whether the gang were made to sign contracts saying that they wouldnt sleep with each other and while everyone shot an awkward glance around the room, Lisa was the first to speak up.

She said: Davidsay something!

Schwimmer, who played Ross Geller in the sit-com, then exclaimed that it had been broken and confessed that he and Jennifer had their own will they/won't they in real life.

Phoebe and Joey

[The pair were keen to see their characters get together]

The pair were keen to see their characters get together(Image: Corbis via Getty Images)

Lisa and Matt LeBlanc have previously opened up about their on-screen storyline and were questioned about why their characters never went all the way.

Turns out LeBlanc and Kudrow also thought Joey and Phoebe were made for each other and planned to execute the biggest plot twist in Friends history.

[Producers weren't so keen on the idea]

Producers weren't so keen on the idea(Image: Getty Images for Audi)

Matt spoke to People and told them: Towards the end we actually pitched the idea that Joey and Phoebe had been having casual sex the entire time. Wed go back and shoot all the historical scenes and just before a moment that everyone recognises, theres Joey and Phoebe coming out of a broom closet together.

However, the producers apparently shut down the idea and their storyline never turned romantic after all.

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