Rudy Giuliani’s daughter has come forth as a group sex enthusiast, just less than a year after former president Trump’s personal attorney was allegedly caught on camera pursuing sex from a young woman during the production of Borat.

31-year-old Caroline Rose Giuliani, a filmmaker and the daughter of Donald Trump’s former personal attorney claimed t she used excessive group sex with both men and women to treat her episodes of depression, as she acknowledged in a recent interview with Vanity Fair.

In the interview, Caroline admitted to loving the “metamorphic” nature of threesomes and that having sex with a couple was pure “ecstasy of uncontrolled self-discovery”.  The 31-year-old director also revealed graphic details of her romantic relationships. Disclosing her sexual orientation and talking about how much she loved threesomes and different group sex situations.

Before her exploratory phase, she struggled to endure monogamous relationships but found them to be “not conducive to personal and sexual growth.” Caroline acknowledged throughout the interview that she had had difficulty accepting her own sexuality. Although she had always known she was bisexual, it wasn’t until she started having group sex with both men and women that she realized her full sexual potential.

On the magazine’s website, Caroline published the details of her sex life.

“I now understand that my curiosity, open-mindedness, and sense of adventure are three non-negotiable, defining elements of my identity,” she wrote. “But it wasn’t until I started sleeping with couples that I shed my shame about those qualities, let alone embraced them in all areas of my life. Finding the strength to explore these more complicated, passionate aspects of my personality became the key to harnessing my voice and creative spark, which in turn helped me better cope with depression, anxiety, and the lingering cognitive effects of adolescent anorexia.”

She loves having sex with couples and “entering a power dynamic where they are the only one without an established teammate.” Giuliani describes herself as “a unicorn,” which is a person who engages in group sex with couples.

“Once I was single, I immediately began to make up for the lost time. I took soul-nourishing psychedelic trips into the desert with friends. I broke my stainless steel bed frame with tons of great (and safe) sex. Of all of the variants of ecstasy I experienced during that period, the ecstasy of unbridled self-discovery was the most metamorphic,” Giuliani’s daughter wrote, during her conversation about searching for sexual freedom. Giuliani uses the app Feeld, where “the sexually adventurous can go to find one another,” to find her sex partners.

As with any online forum, I had to weed out the occasional creep, but in general, the people I connected with were clear communicators and more transparent about difficult subjects like STD status than I had ever encountered before,” Giuliani wrote.

“The fluidity of the situation made autopilot impossible, which made me realize how often I do go on autopilot, in dating and otherwise. I thought more consciously about what I wanted to do or say in each moment. To whom did I want to bat my new eyelash extensions? Did I want to ask questions about him, her, or their relationship? Even small details like the seating arrangement required more active attention,” she added.

Sources: AWM, Vanityfair, Hollywoodlife