Raven Symoné Disgusts Fans After Revealing The Bizarre Rules Around The Type Of Strap On Sex Toy She Uses

Raven-Symoné, best known for her work in the "Cosby Show," "Cheetah Girls," and "That's So Raven," is making headlines again after revealing some NSFW tea on a recent podcast. The actress, 39, is married to Miranda Pearman-Maday, and over the years, they've created a few waves by discussing some of the unconventional practices in their relationship. Recently, the Disney Channel icon was dragged by social media users after her wife shared sensitive information about their finances. Now, they're facing heat for an entirely different reason.

On the "Outlaws with TS Madison" podcast, Symoné and her wife continued to share with the public some of the behind-the-scenes details of their relationship, which began after they met at a bar in West Hollywood in 2015.

In the clip going viral on social media, Madison asks Symoné a personal question about her sex life with Maday, specifically if they use a strap-on during intercourse.

"You got the strap, you use the strap? What's the strap size, b-tch? How big that motherf-cking scrap is?" Madison asks, to which Symoné answered, "I'm courteous."

According to Symoné, she allows Maday to choose which kind of sex toy they use in bed; however, there are a few rules.

"Listen, but it can't be a color. It can't be pink," the "Backflip" singer revealed.

Elsewhere, in the podcast, the couple clarified the color requirement, explaining that any strap-on used "has to be a skin tone." But that's not the only requirement for the actor.

When it comes to different kinds of sex toys, such as ribbed strap-ons, Symoné actually admitted that she's not a fan of them because of how much they move during the deed. "And I don't need it," she said. "I don't need it."

One of the reasons Symoné might not need the extra add-ons in her relationship with Maday, however, is that she said they're connected on a much deeper level.

Symoné went on to say that the mental connection she has with Maday is unlike anything she's experienced before, allowing for more experimentation in the bedroom.

“One thing I also love about Miranda, that I’ve never had with any of my other partners, is a mental connection that allows for a strap and a non-strap as well. And it feels the same either way," she said.

After Symoné's confession was shared online, users immediately began sharing their candid thoughts about the encounter, with one user saying Symoné has been giving her the "ick."

Someone else jumped in and wrote, "Coulda lived my whole life not knowing what kind of strap-on my favorite childhood tv star uses."

Another user shared their concerns, writing, "Jesus help Raven! My God, I can't believe this is how she turned out to be."

"Raven ... is you cool?" another user posted. "I could've went my entire life without this info."

As the conversation continued, Madison asked even more revealing questions about Symoné and Maday's relationship inside the bedroom, specifically whether the "Raven's Home" star ever becomes aggressive.

Although she laughed, Symoné joked that she sometimes picks up the "spirit of a bedroom bully," later adding that she tries to find the perfect balance.

“I’m very gentle with my wife, at times. Most times,” Symoné said. “It takes a consistent sexual pattern for it to get there ... but my wife is a beautiful princess and I have to be gentle sometimes.”

Earlier this week, Symoné and Maday made headlines again after a resurfaced clip from their podcast, "Tea Time with Raven and Miranda," in which the pair discussed finances, made its rounds online. In the clip, Maday got candid about how some of the comments that assume she married Symoné for money really affect her.

Maday told their guest that one of the reasons she's bothered by the narrative is that the TV star is not "as rich as me." Although it's unclear how Maday got her fortune, she boldly told the camera, "I didn't marry Raven for money. I'm richer."