Kristen Bell reveals dating regrets on husband Dax Shepard’s podcast

Kristen Bell is “a little regretful” over the amount of dating she did before marrying husband Dax Shepard.

The 45-year-old actress and mom of two opened up about her dating regrets during an episode of Shepard’s podcast, “Armchair Expert.” The couple was joined by Bell’s “Nobody Wants This” co-star Justine Lupe and Shepard’s podcast co-host Monica Padman.

“I didn’t have a lot of like long-term relationships,” Lupe said of dating in her younger years. “I kind of did like six months, three months, like all through my 20s back-to-back.”

“Kristen is a little regretful,” Shepard chimed in. “She was very active.”

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“She was very sexually active, and she wishes she was even more sexually active,” he then quipped.

“I just wish I butterflied around a little bit more,” Bell explained.

Padman then got more direct, asking Bell to share how active she was. Shepard gave a scale of zero being “virgin and 10 is sex worker.”

“Four,” Bell answered. “And I just wish I maybe would have gone six.”

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Shepard and Bell first met at a dinner party for a mutual friend in 2007. A few weeks later, the two ran into each other at a hockey game, and the rest is history.

After their dinner party, Shepard texted Bell saying, “I violated your privacy and got your number from Shauna. How do you feel about that?”

“I was, like, OK, starting it off with a really good joke that makes me feel, like, butterflies. I fell in love with him way before he fell in love with me,” Bell recalled.

The two married in 2013 and share two daughters, Lincoln and Delta.

Throughout their marriage, they’ve learned to trust each other while working on Hollywood projects that require them to film intimate scenes. Trust is key for Shepard and Bell.

“We root for each other,” Bell told E! News. “When he got to make out with Minka Kelly on ‘Parenthood,’ I was like, ‘Yes. Get it.’ We’re married; we’re not dead.”