Elvis Exposed — The King’s Sexiest Secrets

Elvis Presley bedded many women as The King — but most of them held the star's bedroom secrets in confidence. Five of his most famous conquests, however, have broken their silence on what it was like to be romanced by rock ‘n’ roll royalty. The shocking displays of kiss 'n tell provide a whole new look into the primal lust that turned Elvis into an American icon!

“He was a babe!” said Ann-Margret, who began dating Elvis on the set of the 1964 film “Viva Las Vegas.” By then, Elvis was already with his future wife Priscilla — but the swinging sex symbol nearly broke up their relationship! “I loved him very much," she added. "He was a wonderful man.”

Ann also has wonderful memories from their time together on the set of “Viva Las Vegas.” “Music ignited a fiery pent-up passion inside Elvis and inside me,” she remembered. “It was an odd, embarrassing, funny, inspiring and wonderful sensation. We looked at each other move and saw virtual mirror images. When Elvis thrust his pelvis, mine slammed forward, too. When his shoulder dropped, I was down there with him. When he whirled, I was already on my heel!”

Elvis, who would die in 1977 at the age of 42, ultimately decided to marry Priscilla Beaulieu on May 1, 1967 — because he wanted a non-showbiz wife who would “devote herself to a family.” He still continued to woo his old co-star for years after his marriage!

Priscilla, meanwhile, revealed that The King (seen here with their child Lisa Marie) was a magical lover. She was just 21 when she married him after an eight-year courtship, and the two had never been sexually intimate — that was, until their wedding night.

Following their nuptials, Elvis carried his young bride over the threshold of their private suite at the Aladdin Hotel in Las Vegas. “Gently, his lips touched mine,” Priscilla said. “Then he looked deeply into my eyes. ‘My wife,’ he said, softly. ‘I love you.’”

But their marriage wouldn’t last, as lonely Priscilla embarked on an affair with her karate instructor, Mike Stone. She finally came to the painful decision to end the marriage in 1972. But, she said, Elvis was “a giving soul who touched and gave happiness to millions all over the world. He was a very special man.”

Elvis moved on to 22-year-old sexpot Linda Thompson (who would later marry Olympian Bruce Jenner). “Elvis came along and swept me off my feet,” she recalled, though he was very much a “Southern gentleman” and was willing to wait months before she agreed to have sex. Generous and goofy, Elvis, she said, was like “being with Prince Charming and Santa Claus every day.”

But she learned as time went on that The King's excesses had him cultivating a dark side — “crazy, bizarre, violent.” He also dabbled in guns and drugs, and was unfaithful to her.

After four-and-a-half years of “the yo-yo back and forth of other women, up all night, sleeping all day, the drug abuse, I just realized that I probably was never going to be able to help him the way I wanted to help him,” she said.

“Moonlighting” star Cybill Shepherd also dated Elvis after his breakup with Priscilla, and found him to be much as Thompson described him. “He was an incredibly attractive man, very, very sexy and very, very sweet. Elvis had kind of a sweetness, an innocence.”

But, the star added: “Elvis had a lot of problems in terms of drugs that made it impossible for our friendship to develop.” Elvis’ final gal pal would be Ginger Alden, to whom he was engaged when he died on Aug. 16, 1977. The beauty looks back on Elvis the same way that many of his fans still do — saying The King “was the love of my life. He still dominates my life, and I believe he always will.”