and yuck".

At the same time, they can be quite a turn-on for him, too.

Because...

Quote, "I like the experience of being in a sexual position when you're not supposed

to be in one."

Oh wow.

Of course, here, Hugh Grant is talking about working on sex scenes while on set, and not

about his personal experience.

But we must admit that Grant, apart from being our favourite rom-com leading man, has had

a very, very varied and sometimes confusing love life.

Which includes, but is probably not limited to, secret babies, overlapping pregnancies

of his lady friends, and that one world-shattering sex scandal that was literally a position

Grant wasn't supposed to be in.

That said, this self-described grumpy Londoner is also a famous charmer who manages to stay

great friends with his exes.

The 59-year-old is a doting dad-of-five who, to his own surprise, has found out he is capable

of loving someone more than himself.

Which, as Grant himself puts it, is unheard of.

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And now, let's try and crack Hugh Grant's complicated love and family timeline!

Fun fact: Grant got his first acting job while he was still a student.

But he wasn't interested in seeing his name in the credits.

He agreed to participate in the project because he hoped to sleep with one of his co-stars!

The actor did not give any further details, but this little story proves that Grant has

always been a ladies' man.

And, quite often, a heart-breaker.

It was with Hugh Grant that actress, model and businesswoman Elizabeth Hurley learnt

that great love can bring great pain.

"I felt like I'd been shot," Hurley said in a 1995 interview, when the hurt from Grant's

betrayal was still oh so fresh.

By that time, the couple had been together for eight years, and their relationship seemed

picture-perfect.

So why was Grant caught in a compromising position with a sex worker in his car while

in the Hollywood neighbourhood?

The actor apologized profusely to the public, and, no doubt, to Hurley herself, for embarrassing

his loved ones and colleagues.

He received a misdemeanour charge, paid a fine, and… did not get booted out by Hurley.

Their relationship would continue for another five years.

Eventually, Grant's less than sunny disposition was the reason behind his split from Hurley

- according to Elizabeth Hurley, that is.

After all, it's a well-known fact that Grant is quite notorious for his intense mood swings.

From Grant's perspective, however, they broke up because, quote, "the sex part probably

fizzled out".

But Hurley wouldn't say so.

Years after their split, she claimed that Grant had always been a "10 in the sack".

Maybe the two will discuss the matter in person, since they managed to turn their romance into

friendship.

In 2018, Grant mused that their bond is unbreakable, since they went from zero to somewhere together,

got through times when they were jobless and lived together in a tiny flat.

Grant is the godfather of Hurley's son Damian, so that's quite telling.

Despite his shortcomings, it is easy to see why Grant is so loveable.

Take the recently-held BAFTA Awards ceremony.

For, you see, it's the law: When you meet your Bridget Jones's Diary co-star, you give

her a Bridget Jones-themed shout-out.

So, of course, after Renee Zellweger accepted her BAFTA award for Best Actress, Grant did

not miss the opportunity to congratulate her.

He added some extra sweetness by slipping into the character of Daniel Cleaver, Zellweger's

love interest in the beloved romantic comedy.

As he took the stage to present an award in a different category, Grant made a quick but

memorable comment on Zellweger's win: "Well done, Jones.

That was a very, very silly little dress, I thought."

Zellweger later said she appreciated Grant's gesture, saying it was really, really cool.

Hugh Grant has transformed into several villains throughout his acting career.

In the latest Guy Ritchie movie, The Gentlemen, Grant is having a ball portraying a greedy,

blackmailing private eye.

Don't forget about Grant's selfish narcissist characters in About a Boy and A Very English

Scandal.

In Paddington 2, he plays an actor-turned-master-thief who goes against our favourite teddy bear.

Grant even embodied a serial killer rapist and a cannibal in the epic sci-fi movie Cloud

Atlas.

To most, the versatile actor is that loveable, charming, witty and vulnerable main character

in some of the most iconic romantic movies.

To his five kids, however, Grant is just a Dad.

Fatherhood is also a period in Grant's life where things start to get a little more complicated.

He has two baby mamas, which is, of course, totally fine.

His eldest daughter, Tabitha, was born in September 2011.

Her Mom is Ms Hong, who reportedly worked as a receptionist at a London Chinese restaurant.

Grant chose not to be present at the birth of his first child since he wanted to protect

the mother's privacy.

By the way, Tabitha also has a Chinese name which means "happy surprise" when translated

into English.

Grant's publicist called the actor's relationship with Ms Hong a, quote, "fleeting affair".

However, Grant went on to have a second child with her.

Their son was born in December 2012.

A few months earlier, in September 2012, Grant welcomed a son with Swedish TV producer Anna

Eberstein.

That's right, babies number two and three are of the same age but were born to different

mothers.

Grant chose to keep the birth of his and Anna's son a secret from the media, only revealing

the truth about a year later.

From here, the timeline becomes a more straightforward one.

Hugh and Anna have had two more kids together, three in total, and married in May 2018.

A very modern family situation, but it looks like Hugh has it all figured out.

And, judging by his interviews, fatherhood has been quite an eye-opening self-discovery

journey for the actor.

In his pre-Dad interviews, Grant did say it would do him and his public image good if

he became a family man.

"I definitely keep my thoughts open to the idea of settling down and breeding," he said.

It still didn't hit him when his first daughter was born.

"I like my daughter very much.

Has she changed my life?

I'm not sure.

Not massively, no," he told the Daily Telegraph at the time.

Shortly, his views on being a parent started to change.

Grant realized that having kids is indeed a life-changing experience.

There he was, talking in interviews about wearing his baby girl's nappied on his head

for her amusement.

"Suddenly you love someone more than yourself.

It's unheard of in my case and they love you and it's all enchanting," Grant said in an

interview with People TV.

His five kids are his priority now, since the actor admitted he doesn't always have

the time for new projects because he is so busy caring about his family.