Emily Ratajkowski shares list of all men she has been with since 2022 divorce

Emily Ratajkowski has dished the sauce on all the men she has been with since her divorce from Sebastian Bear-McClard.

Model and actress Ratajkowski split up with her husband in 2022 and has revealed she's been on a mission ever since to 'f**k my way into a new kind of woman.'

In a revealing essay for The Cut, the 35-year-old explained how she was a newcomer to one-night stands, having slept with eight people before she started on her new adventure.

Ratajkowski has been on a 'hookup' mania recently and has revealed all the men she has slept with.

“There was Vegan Graffiti Artist with impeccable posture,” the Gone Girl star wrote.

“Chef who thought he might have chlamydia, Spanish Gen-Zer who couldn’t stop sending me nudes, heavily self-medicated Son of a Billionaire with questionable politics, several Italians, and, of course, another DJ.

“Before my separation, I’d never had a one-night stand. I’d never slept with someone the same day I met them.

"In fact, I’d only slept with eight people: four of whom had been live-in boyfriends, and one of whom was my male best friend in high school."

Emily Ratajkowski walks down the runway. (Taylor Hill/Getty Images)

What Emily Ratajkowski has learned from her hook-up streak

Emrata and ex, actor and producer Bear-McClard, had only been together a few weeks when they had announced they were married on Instagram in February 2018.

The couple had a son - Sly - together in March 2021 but, just over a year later, they separated in July 2022 after their 'marriage collapsed' following childbirth. She filed for divorce that September.

“Six months after my son was born, my husband and I stopped having sex,” Ratajkowski shared. “Less than a year later, we separated.”

Approaching four years on from the separation, she has now revealed the two things she has learned from her escapades.

She said: "The first was that many men are turned on by motherhood.

"At a party just a month after my separation, a sister to several famous single moms consoled me immediately with 'Men don’t care, by the way, about, like, the you-having-a-kid thing.'

"I exhaled. At the time, her comment felt monumental, like she was addressing the exact thing no one wanted to say but that I’d been so scared of: that, as a single mother, I was unloveable, used up and discarded.

"The second thing was simple wisdom anyone’s grandmother could probably bestow. The more I seemed not to need a man, the more desperately he needed me."