Emma Watson Reveals She Has an "Expensive Subscription" to Explicit Website

Harry Potter alum is all grown up

Emma Watson isn't Hermione Granger anymore.

The British starlet, who graduated from Hogwarts a few years ago and has since moved onto projects such as Beauty and the Beast, revealed that she has truly grown up. During an onstage chat with feminist icon Gloria Steinem, Watson admitted she subscribes to explicit website OMGYES.com.

The site uses scientific research on female pleasure to better people's experiences in the bedroom. "A friend told me about this website called OMGYES, which is dedicated to female sexuality," she said during a talk at the Emmanuel Centre in London. "I wish it had been around longer. Definitely check it out."

But the access to the information doesn't come free. "It's an expensive subscription but it's worth it," Watson confessed.

A rep for the company explained how the website works to the New York Daily News, saying, "In short, scientists had never researched actual techniques for pleasure because it's so taboo," the rep said. "We got 4.6 million dollars in funding and are doing that research. Instead of just making academic journal articles, we're making the findings practical, real, and experiential in the form of documentary interviews—both explicit and non-explicit—with real-life women, not actresses."

Users also have access to a "touchable simulation" that allows them to "practice what they've learned on a photo-real movable image."

Watson also revealed recently that she would be taking a year off from acting to focus on her passions. "I'm taking a year away from acting to focus on two things, really," the 25-year-old actress told Paper magazine. "My own personal development is one...My own personal task is to read a book a week, and also to read a book a month as part of my book club."

The book club she references is called "Our Shared Shelf," a feminist group she connected through Twitter.

"I'm doing a huge amount of reading and study just on my own," she added. "I almost thought about going and doing a year of gender studies, then I realized that I was learning so much by being on the ground and just speaking with people and doing my reading...I actually wanted to keep on the path that I'm on. I'm reading a lot this year, and I want to do a lot of listening."

As part of her endeavors, Watson launched HeForShe, a campaign that works to engage men in the fight for gender equality.