A new study has revealed that smartphones in bedrooms are to be blamed for couples having less sex.
Professor David Spiegelhalter, of Cambridge University, found the number of times the average heterosexual couple makes love has fallen from four times a month in 2000 to three times a month now, Daily Star reported.
Speaking on Radio 4’s Woman’s Hour, the professor claimed the decline are hard to identify, but suggested that mobile devices were getting in the way. In 1990, the figure was five times a month.
The research also found men claim to have more sexual partners than women. Men stated that they have an average of 14 partners, where women have had seven. (ANI)