Rachel Bilson found herself in hot water after openly discussing her s**ual preferences on a podcast, leading to her alleged dismissal from a project.

The actress disclosed that she lost a job because of her candid and humorous remarks about s** during a conversation on a friend’s podcast, Broad Ideas.

During the podcast, Bilson expressed her desire to be “f***ing manhandled” during intimate moments, which apparently did not sit well with her employers.

She shared that the job, which she already had, was revoked due to her candid discussions about s**, marking the first time she faced such consequences for her words on a film project.

In a previous interview on the Women on Top podcast, Bilson had openly discussed her favorite s** positions, mentioning a preference for missionary style while also acknowledging the importance of being on top for achieving orgasm.

Despite her attempts to explain that her comments were made in jest, she was surprised by the repercussions they had on her professional life.

Expressing her dismay on her own podcast, Bilson emphasized that she intended her remarks about wanting to be “manhandled” to be taken light-heartedly.

She lamented the job loss, noting the unfairness of being penalized for speaking candidly and honestly about s** as a single mother and woman.

Bilson has been known for addressing intimate topics on her podcast, previously revealing that she had not experienced an orgasm during intercourse until the age of 38.

She clarified that this was her own issue and not a reflection of her former partners, emphasizing her personal growth and self-discovery in this area.

The actress, who shares an 8-year-old daughter with ex-partner Hayden Christensen, has also been in high-profile relationships with personalities like Nick Viall from “The Bachelor” and comedian Bill Hader.

Despite keeping her romance with Hader private, she opened up about the emotional turmoil following their breakup, describing it as more challenging than childbirth.

Reflecting on the aftermath of her job loss, Bilson expressed regret over the situation but maintained that she would not change her candid nature, even if it came at a price.

She highlighted the double standard faced by women speaking openly about s** and reiterated her commitment to honesty and authenticity in her discussions, regardless of the consequences.