Actress Cybill Shepherd recently disclosed that she imparted an essential lesson to the King of Rock and Roll, Elvis Presley, during their intimate moments.

Their encounter dates back half a century, yet Cybill vividly recalls her time with the iconic musician, as reported by mirror.co.uk.

Having skyrocketed to fame with acclaimed roles in movies like “The Last Picture Show” in 1971 and “The Heartbreak Kid” the subsequent year, Cybill caught Elvis’ attention when he learned of her visit to Memphis.

Despite being just 22 years old then, Cybill exuded confidence.

She has been candid about her romantic involvement with Elvis, openly discussing their physical relationship on multiple occasions.

In an interview detailed by The Express, Cybill delved into the subject of what she had educated him about in bed.

Within the pages of her autobiography, “Cybill Disobedience,” she dedicated a chapter to Elvis titled “White boys don’t eat…,” recounting his initial reluctance towards engaging in oral intimacy.

Reflecting on the experience, she shared, “I had to guide him on it.

It was a necessary lesson to impart to him!”

Their romance, however, was short-lived, with Cybill attributing their parting to Elvis’ reliance on prescription drugs.

Although she revered him as the “most striking man she had ever laid eyes on,” she emphasized her disinterest in drug consumption.

Recalling moments when he would enter the bedroom, either collapsing straightaway or leaving behind drugs alongside emerald and diamond jewelry on the bedside table,