'He goes good' - Candice Warner opens up on her s*x life with David Warner

Australia cricketer David Warner is very close to his family. Every now and then he can be seen posting cute pictures with his wife Candice Warner and his children. Even during the lockdown, the cricketer was seen posting photos and videos with his family. As far as the relationship between him and Candice is concerned, the couple got married to each other five years ago in April 2015 and the latter has now revealed details about their s*x life.

They go along a lot well with each other and are often seen expressing their love on social media as well. Candice recently appeared in KIIS FM Kyle and Jackie O Show where she was questioned about ‘hanky panky’ by the host. Kyle specifically wanted to know if cricketers, like football players, abstain from having s*x before a game and asked David Warner prefers.

“Do they do the same things as footballers do, abstain from any hanky panky before the game? Or is cricket different?” Kyle asked. Replying to this Candice Warner quipped that it is upto the individual what he wants to do. Moreover, she also revealed that her husband goes well in that aspect. “It’s individual, it’s what you want to do. He goes good,” she said according to UK website Daily Mail.

When asked if David Warner is ready to have s*x until the game day, Candice said, “Whatever he wants.” After hearing this response, Kyle praised her and said, “I love that, what a good woman…. that’s why couples get on well, you look after each other.” Candice also stated it is all about ‘give and take’ in a relationship to get along well.

David Warner and Candice have 3 children together

David Warner and Candice have three children together, daughters Ivy (six years old), Indi (four years old), and Isla, (15 months old). Candice is currently appearing on a gruelling military-style show, SAS Australia while her husband David will soon be returning to Australia after featuring in the Indian Premier League (IPL) for the Sunrisers Hyderabad.

However, the cricketer won’t be able to meet his family it seems with the India series commencing on November 27 and the 14-day quarantine protocol.