Fran Drescher is happily single right now, but that doesn’t mean she’s celibate.
The 62-year-old The Nanny actress says that she has a friend with benefits who comes over once or twice a month for some fun.
“You know I’m kind of dating myself and it’s going quite well. I’m not dating,” she told Page Six. “I have my gay ex-husband who I love and he fulfills a lot of needs. I have someone“It’s delightful and delicious but I’ve got a big life,” Fran said. She only sees her friend with benefits once or twice a month due to their busy schedules.
“[We’re] very comfortable with each other and we have our routine,” she said. “It’s always the same experience. We really don’t go out, we don’t go to restaurants, we don’t date. What we do, we do great.”
“He comes over, we hang out and we do the hot tub and I make us some food and we lay in bed and maybe we’ll watch tennis together, whatever it is or a movie. We talk, we have good conversations,” Fran said. “Of course we have sex and it’s delightful and it keeps me going.”
Fran was married to Peter Marc Jacobson for 21 years. They got divorced in 1999 after he came out as gay, but they remain close friends to this day. See photos of them in the gallery!
Fran Drescher, best known for her iconic role as Fran Fine in *The Nanny*, has opened up about her personal life, sharing that she’s happily single but still enjoying companionship. At 62, Fran has embraced a modern approach to relationships, revealing that she has a “friend with benefits” who she sees once or twice a month. Despite their busy schedules, they have a comfortable routine that includes relaxing in the hot tub, sharing meals, watching movies or tennis, and enjoying each other’s company.
Fran also highlighted her close relationship with her ex-husband, Peter Marc Jacobson, who came out as gay after their 21-year marriage ended in 1999. The two have maintained a strong friendship, and Fran credits him with fulfilling many of her emotional needs. Her candidness about her current arrangement reflects her confidence and contentment with her life as it is, showing that she values her independence while still enjoying meaningful connections with those close to her.
Fran’s openness about her unique relationship dynamics offers a refreshing perspective on love and companionship, emphasizing that happiness can be found in various forms, even outside traditional romantic relationships.
