While Jessica Simpson has recently been rumored to be having a bit of difficulty maintaining an appropriate level of sobriety, her marriage to former NFL pro-footballer, Eric Johnson, is said to be better than ever. According to the latest gossip news updates, the Hollywood hot couple have recently become so amorous and sexual adventurous that they are reportedly planning a fantasy fulfilling threesome along with a third pregnancy. Now that Daisy Duke is a baby weight loss machine she's reportedly ready to start trying for another daughter to play with kids, Ace and Maxwell.
Jessica Simpson may be taking her dieting and exercising to the extreme, but it certainly hasn't seemed to hurt her relationship with Eric Johnson one bit.
Despite the reports that the couple are feuding over her workout regimen, a source close to Jess and Eric told Us Weekly that they were as happy as a couple of newlyweds (via ContactMusic):
"None of that is true. They are doing great.
"He surprises Jessica with flowers and is always saying how hot she is. He still courts her.''
According to the family friend, the Johnsons are even talking about having another baby girl, despite the fact that it took Jessica years to bounce back from her last pregnancy:
"They are talking about having another baby.
"She would love to have another girl.''
As hard as it may be to believe, one source close to the couple revealed in the May 11 issue of OK! Magazine, that Jessica and Eric are getting along better than ever in the bedroom as well.
The dirty little gossip monger even went so far as to insist that the once notoriously virginal Jessica is planning a ménage à trois to really make some naughty memories with her chivalrous hubby:
"They've really vamped up their sex life.
"Jessica's really considering having a threesome, which has been Eric's fantasy for years.
"She used to get jealous when he checked out other women, but now she's turned on by it!"
Well... that sounds like a much better plan than Dukes of Hazzard 2, and it would probably be a whole lot less demeaning.
