Crowe speaks of sex ban

Russell Crowe says he went without sex for months so he could "perform" to his best on his honeymoon.

Russell Crowe says he went without sex for months so he could "perform" to his best on his honeymoon.

His self-imposed sex ban paid off as new wife Danielle Spencer fell pregnant.

Russell said: "We spent a lot of time apart - as in not sharing the same bed. I was determined there would be a lot of pent-up energy on the big night.

"I didn't want to be like my mates and say, 'I couldn't get it up as I was so p***ed'. I think that is horrible as you go to all the effort to get married and I think you should consummate it on the night."

The couple's baby, which Russell says is a boy, is due in January.

Crowe will visit Britain before the birth to promote his new movie Master and Commander, says The Sun.

He and singer-actress Danielle were married on his 800-acre farm near Sydney.

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