Ev Kavalee’s pregnant wife Tiffiny Hall admits she’s gained a ‘rampant sex drive’

Ed Kavalee’s pregnant wife Tiffiny Hall has spoken out about her ‘rampant sex drive’ now she’s reached the third trimester in her pregnancy.

The 37-year-old fitness queen, who is set to welcome the pair’s second child in a month, discussed the saucy topic on 2Day FM’s Hughesy, Ed & Erin breakfast show.

‘Ed Kavalee has been shouting from the rooftops about the amount of action he’s getting, now you’re about to have a baby!’ host Dave Hughes said to her on Monday.

Opening up: Ed Kavalee’s (right) pregnant wife Tiffiny Hall (left) has spoken out about her ‘rampant sex drive’ now she’s reached the third trimester in her pregnancy 

‘Look, he’s been very cooperative!’ Tiffiny laughed in response. ‘I’ve got all these hormones, and I’m a bit rampant – much more than normal.’

‘We are in the third trimester now, so it is like Ninja Warrior,’ she added, while referring to her ever-growing baby bump.

She also said that the pair sometimes use an exercise ball to help in the bedroom.

Tiff continued: ‘It’s a workout as well. Ed is so cooperative – poor darling, he’s tired. Sometimes he gets bloated or wants to watch TV or play the PlayStation… [but] the stamina Ed, I appreciate it.’

‘It’s a workout as well. Ed is so cooperative – poor darling, he’s tired. Sometimes he gets bloated or wants to watch TV or play the PlayStation… [but] the stamina Ed, I appreciate it,’ she said  

When asked how often the pair do it, she laughed: ‘I would do it every day, but Ed is just not up to it!’

The Biggest Loser star and her comedian husband already have a son, Arnold, four.

Tiffiny has been open about her health issues, including two genetic blood pressure conditions known as Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ME and POTS.

The trainer revealed last year she had been admitted to hospital ‘multiple times’ as she battled the debilitating illness.

Chronic Fatigue Syndrome/ME (myalgic encephalomyelitis) is a disease characterised by extreme exhaustion, sleep abnormalities and, in some cases, pain.

Family: The TV host and her radio star husband already have a son, Arnold, four

POTS (Postural Orthostatic Tachycardia Syndrome) is an illness that affects the flow of blood to the top of the body, with symptoms including lightheadedness, fainting and rapid heartbeat.

This has seen her go from training hard most days of the week to just 10 minutes of exercise per day, which has been a huge change for the fitness buff.

She wrote on Instagram last April: ‘For some time now I’ve been battling a little with my health. A lot actually.’

In the same post, Tiffiny admitted she’d struggled to accept her condition and felt like she’d ‘hit rock bottom at times’.

Tough times: The trainer revealed last year she had been admitted to hospital ‘multiple times’ as she battled debilitating health conditions