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Every day should beValentine’s Day, according to famed sex and relationship expertDr. Ruth Westheimer– especially in the bedroom.But for the special day coming up on Saturday, she suggests spicing it up even more.“You want to make sure the bedroom doesn’t become boring,” Dr. Ruth, 86, tells PEOPLE. “Try something new.”Her new tip, which she is offering throughClorox, is that even doing laundry with your partner can turn the both of you on.
Mar. 16, 2025
Dr. Ruth Westheimer.Photo: CHRIS DELMAS/AFP via Getty
AsDr. Ruth Westheimermade plans for her 94th birthday on June 4, the famous sex therapist wasn’t going to let a little birthday celebration stop her from offering advice to others.
Dr. Ruth Westheimer in 1984.Donna Svennevik/ABC/Getty
Dr. Ruth has been an iconic public figure since she launched her WYNY radio call-in show,Sexually Speaking,in 1980; she’s since published dozens of books and been a staple in documentaries, including one about her own life,Ask Dr.
Mar. 16, 2025
Bill Clinton and Dr. Ruth.Photo: Gotham/GC Images
Dr. Ruth Westheimer, the Holocaust survivor turned Israeli soldier turned quick-witted sex therapist, has aremarkable life storythat has inspired millions around the nation — butas she turns 95, one potentially pivotal conversation still stands out in her mind: the time, she tells PEOPLE, that she helped convince then-Arkansas Gov.Bill Clintonto set his sights on the White House.
Westheimer says it was thanks to her and “some other smart people” that Clinton ultimately decided to run for president in 1992.
Mar. 16, 2025
“I never gave any thought to will I make it or not,” saysDr. Ruth Westheimerof turning 95 on Sunday.
“Right now, I’m here. Luckily for me, I have a very good sense of humor. And in the Jewish tradition it says that if you teach with humor, the students will remember what you talked about," she continues.
No one spoke about sex quite so memorably as Dr. Ruth, the sex therapist and one-time radio talk show host who became a pop culture phenomenon in the 80s.