The man who once made international headlines for allegedly having the “world’s biggest manhood” is back in the spotlight — this time claiming that his extraordinary anatomy has attracted a surprising number of A-list celebrities. In a new tell-all interview that’s sent shockwaves across social media, Jonah Falcon says several famous women — and even a few famous men — have “personally verified” the rumors about him.
“Let’s just say curiosity gets the better of people,” Falcon told Rolling Stone. “They hear the stories, they see the photos, and they want to know if it’s real. Most of the time, they find out it absolutely is.”
Falcon, a 54-year-old actor and writer from New York, gained notoriety after a HuffPost profile revealed that his manhood reportedly measures 13.5 inches when erect — a claim that has never been medically disputed. He says that since then, the attention has been “a blessing and a curse.”
“Jonah Falcon, the man credited with having the ‘world’s biggest penis,’ claims he’s been approached by multiple A-list celebrities — and says some couldn’t resist ‘finding out for themselves.’” @guardian
In the new interview, Falcon hinted that some of his partners included household names but refused to identify them outright, saying, “I don’t kiss and tell — well, not all the way.” Still, fans online have been feverishly speculating after he described one encounter as “an Oscar-winning brunette who once played a superhero.” Another, he said, was “a pop star with a reputation for breaking hearts.”
“They’d flirt, joke, and then ask if it’s really as big as they say,” he told The Sun. “And I’d just laugh. Some of them took it further. Some didn’t. But believe me, every one of them was curious.”
Falcon says his notoriety has made genuine relationships nearly impossible. “People think it’s glamorous, but it’s isolating,” he admitted in an interview with BBC News. “A lot of people just see me as a novelty, not a person. I’ve had women tell me they just want to ‘check it off the list.’ That hurts more than you’d think.”
He added that several high-profile partners reached out privately after his story resurfaced online, asking him not to confirm anything publicly. “They have careers and reputations,” he said. “I respect that. But I’ll say this — fame doesn’t make people less human. They get curious like everyone else.”
“‘Some of the biggest names in Hollywood have reached out,’ Jonah Falcon says. ‘And yes — they all wanted proof.’” @people
Falcon’s larger-than-life reputation has followed him for decades. He says he was once detained by TSA agents at a U.S. airport after a suspicious bulge in his pants caused security scanners to flag him for inspection. “They thought I was smuggling something,” he laughed. “Technically, I was — just not what they thought.”
Despite the rumors, Falcon insists he’s never leveraged his fame to exploit anyone. “It’s always mutual,” he told Men’s Health. “They come to me — not the other way around. Sometimes it’s flattering, sometimes it’s awkward, but it’s always consensual. I’m not a player. I’m just… well, blessed.”
Online, reactions have ranged from disbelief to fascination. “If half of what he’s saying is true, this man’s lived a life most can’t imagine,” one user wrote on Reddit. Others joked that Falcon should “write a memoir before Hollywood buys the rights.” His name trended for hours under the hashtag #BiggestManInHollywood.
When asked why he chose to speak out again now, Falcon said he wanted to “take ownership” of his story before tabloids twisted it further. “People have made up wild stuff about me for years,” he said. “If I’m going to be known for something, it might as well come from my own mouth — no pun intended.”
“Jonah Falcon says his life has been defined by fascination and myth. ‘I didn’t ask for fame — I just learned to live with it.’” @hollywoodreporter
While Falcon’s claims continue to stir skepticism, psychologists say his experience sheds light on how fame and sexuality can intersect in strange, sometimes isolating ways. “Society treats sexual extremity as spectacle,” explained Dr. Laura Brenner. “But for the individual, it often creates deep loneliness. They’re both desired and objectified — and that’s a tough space to live in.”
For now, Falcon says he’s focusing on writing, acting, and reclaiming his life beyond the headlines. “I’m proud of who I am,” he said. “But I’m more than a number. I’ve loved people, lost people, and I’ve learned that what really matters isn’t size — it’s sincerity.”
As for the celebrities he claims to have dated? “They know who they are,” he said with a grin. “And I’ll always keep their secrets. After all — they kept mine.”
