Drew Barrymore Says Sex on a Plane 'Feels Different': 'I Can't Recommend It More — Sorry, FAA!'

Drew Barrymore is sharing a racy recommendation with her fans.

On Tuesday’s episode of The Drew Barrymore Show, the host, 49, sat down with Christina Aguilera to ask some NSFW questions. During the segment, the two discovered something they have in common.

“Are you a member of the mile high club?” Barrymore asked Aguilera, 43. 

“Yes,” she replied, prompting a scream from the Never Been Kissed actress.

“Me too!” Barrymore revealed as the pair laughed.

Aguilera went on to say she has had sex on planes “multiple times,” because she spends so much time traveling.

“We’ve gotta figure it out,” she joked.

Barrymore then explained why the “mile high club” is an important one to be a part of. According to her, doing the deed in the air is “not the same” as ordinary circumstances.

“Doesn't it feel wild?” she asked the singer. 

As Aguilera nodded in agreement, Barrymore added, “It’s not the same. If you’re curious, like, ‘Why are people doing it?’ I’m telling you, elevation, it feels different. I can't recommend it more — sorry FAA!”

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In the same episode, the friends talked about Barrymore’s past with Playboy — and the questions it brings up with her preteen. Barrymore shares daughters Olive, 11, and Frankie, 9, with ex-husband Will Kopelman.

“My daughter wants to wear a crop top," Barrymore explained. "I'll say, 'No,' and she'll go, 'You were on the cover of Playboy.'"

"I love that she said that though," said Aguilera, who shares son Max, 16, with ex-husband Jordan Bartman and daughter Summer, 9, with fiancé Matthew Rutler. "Well, I knew it was coming the day I wore chaps. I'm like, 'One day, I know I'm going to be like...'"

"'Cause my daughter wants to wear a crop top, too," continued the “Genie in a Bottle” singer. "And I'm just like, 'Can we just pull it down?' I see myself doing that."