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Updated · Fox News · Aug 31
Kirk Herbstreit Reveals Handstand Method After Having 4 Boys
Updated
Updated · Fox News · Aug 31

Kirk Herbstreit Reveals Handstand Method After Having 4 Boys

1 articles · Updated · Fox News · Aug 31

Summary

  • Kirk Herbstreit said on the “Bussin' With the Boys” podcast that his wife used post-intimacy handstands and that the couple ended up with four sons.
  • His explanation was that Alison Butler, a former gymnast, had read that male sperm were faster, so she would do a handstand on the bed after sex.
  • Herbstreit said the couple used the method for each of their four children, though he added no detail on how long the handstands lasted.
  • The anecdote surfaced in a lighthearted discussion about supposed strategies for influencing a baby's sex, with hosts treating Herbstreit’s four-for-four result as his “secret.”

Insights

Did Kirk Herbstreit's wife actually hack genetics with post-sex handstands, or is their streak of four boys just a massive coincidence?
Why are top athletes suddenly debating the scientific merit of a gymnast's gravity-defying secret to conceiving male children?