To celebrate the book's release, Naomi took part in a conversation on The Drew Barrymore Show, where she joined Drew, actor Brooke Shields, OB-GYN Dr. Suzanne Gilberg-Lenz, and psychiatrist Dr. Judith Joseph to discuss menopause journeys.

Naomi Watts recalls awkward menopause-related incident during first time with husband Billy Crudup: 'I'm old, should I just leave?’

Noami Watts recalled the first time she had sex with husband Billy Crudup and why she felt “mortified” prior to the moment due to her experience with menopause.

Noami Watts recalled the first time she had sex with husband Billy Crudup and why she felt “mortified” prior to the moment due to her experience with menopause.

Actress Naomi Watts recently published her memoir Dare I Say It: Everything I Wish I’d Known About Menopause, in which she candidly discusses the changes in her life. During her appearance on The Drew Barrymore Show,

Show” star made the quip because the actress felt embarrassed about using an estrogen patch while going through menopause.

Naomi Watts opened up about the first time she and her husband Billy Crudup had sex — and the moment that left her feeling “mortified.” “I'm not going to embarrass him and talk about it in depth on live TV,

Naomi Watts candidly discussed her first sexual encounter with her husband, Billy Crudup, describing the experience as one that left her feeling mortified.During an appearance on The

Naomi Watts opens up about sex, aging and husband Billy Crudup's hilarious comment before their first night together, which she calls "the most romantic words I've ever heard". The actress, 56, has a written a new,

Now, in her newly released book, Dare I Say It: Everything I Wish I’d Known About Menopause, Naomi Watts reflects on her past. The "King Kong" actress recalls a cheeky comment Billy Crudup made about his testicles that comforted and amused her during an early stage of their romance.