TwitterOlivia Munn wants to know the truth about childbirth.
The Newsroom alum appeared on Anna Faris' podcast, Anna Faris Is Unqualified, and asked her the tough questions about what it's like to really give birth, including, "What happens to your vagina because I have heard horror stories," Munn asked.
"Mine just got tighter and hotter," Faris joked in return.
Munn, who doesn't have any children but admitted she wants to get pregnant, expressed her fears about childbirth. Although Faris didn't say the experience was totally horrifying, she did get graphic about the status of her vagina after giving birth to her and Chris Pratt's son, Jack.
"[The vagina] does come back," Faris explained, adding that it took her lady parts two weeks to return to a relatively normal state. "You finally understand what a 'pelvic floor' is. It's the muscles that surround your vagina. They throb for like two weeks."
Bottom line? "We should've been given more holes in general," Faris stated.
Munn told her friend that she heard it looks like "there's a small vagina on top of your vagina...like everything's been 'blown out.'"
Jokes and gruesome details aside, Faris admitted that she would love to have "one more" child, but also finds herself wary.
"I didn't love pregnancy. I was just bored. I was uncomfortable at times and Jack came early," she confessed. "I'm now in a high-risk pregnancy category, but I would love to."
Although the conversation took a more serious turn, Faris still found her sense of humor. "I just wish instead of being 26 I was 19," Faris, 39, joked. Despite the damage to her "pelvic floor" and potentially "blown out" vagina, Faris explained that it was absolutely worth it.
"What makes up for whatever is happening in your pelvic floor area, Chris' face when Jack was being born is unforgettable," she said. "He's just sobbing...that was amazing, seeing his face."
And once again Anna Faris and Chris Pratt continue to be the most adorable couple in Hollywood.