Ruth Westheimer, a famous teacher on sex and relationships, has died at the age of 96.
People knew her as Dr. Ruth, and for decades she gave hot tips on how to have a hot sex life on her radio show.
Because she was honest and gave honest advice, she became a famous name for pillow talk and a star in her own right.
The New York Times reports that Dr. Ruth’s spokesman, Pierre Lehu, told the press that she had died at her home in New York.
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