Footy great turned radio star Corey Oates shocks listeners by revealing a VERY surprising detail about his sex life live on air
The 30-year-old ex-Broncos player turned radio star was discussing the topic with his KIIS 97.3 breakfast hosts, Robin and Kip, on Tuesday morning.
Oates said he and his wife Tegan waited about a year to have sex after their first meeting.
'Because when we first met, it was a long time from when we first met to actually getting together,' Oates said.
'Honestly, it was like 11 years ago. I've had a lot of head knocks, alright. You're really trying to make me think now. That's still hard for me!'
When he asked how long they waited after the first official date, Oates replied: 'Months, yeah. Five or six. I actually couldn't put a number on how many dates it was, to be honest.'
Oates says he was to blame in the early days for the relationship not progressing smoothly.
'I always used to just disappear … Because I'm a horrible replier … I just get sick of texting,' he said.
'She pretty much used to like me then hate me because I would just disappear because that was just the way I was!'
Oates revealed he had one other big reason for not pushing things.
'I was scared!' he said.
'If your father-in-law is one of the greatest enforcers for the State of Origin team, as in Gene Miles … you've got to be respectful of Gene Miles' daughter.'
In 2024, Oates surprised footy fans by giving radio interview where he answered a question about which Broncos player had the largest manhood.
He did an interview with KIIS 97.3 where a caller phoned in to ask which of his teammates was 'packing the most heat'.
Oates laughed at the question and admitted that he didn't know for sure because not all the players stripped completely nude like he does in the changerooms.
'I walk around starkers,' he laughed.
'I scare the hell out of them all.'
But after a few moments to think about it, he nominated teammate Jordan Riki.
Some listeners were put off by the segment, but Riki didn't mind one bit.
'I'm truly thankful for big Oatsy, I owe him a few beers,' Riki said.
'It helps me out maybe finding a wife.'
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