Rob Lowe Reveals Which Hollywood Beauty Gave Him His Best On-Screen Kiss

Rob Lowe has had a long and successful career. The Brat Pack alum was on the political TV series The West Wing. He also made many films like About Last Night... and St. Elmo's Fire. At 62, he can look back at his roles with pride. However, there is one question that he recently answered that often dogs people in the acting biz - who was the best kisser he ever encountered on set? Lowe locked lips with many stunning leading ladies for work-related reasons over the years. Nevertheless, there is one person who still stands out in his mind. And yes, Rob Lowe is happily married. His wife since 1991 is Sheryl Berkoff.

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Andy Cohen Asked Lowe About His Favorite Female Kisser on Screen

Lowe has had swoony silver screen love scenes with some outstanding actresses. They include Kim Cattrall, Demi Moore, Meg Tilly, and Rashida Jones. But one kisser stands above the rest, in his opinion. Lowe identified her recently when he stopped by

Watch What Happens Live on Sunday, September 27, hosted by Andy Cohen.

While playing "Plead the Fifth," Lowe disclosed the lucky lady's name. It's Nastassja Kinski. And why was that? Lowe retorted, "Have a look at her." She appealed to the star's esthetic sensibilities. He explained, "At that moment in time, she was probably the most beautiful woman I'd certainly ever seen."

The two shared the screen in The Hotel New Hampshire, a 1984 film based on a novel by John Irving.

His Favorite Woman of All Is His Wife

Rob Lowe told People in 2022 that he knew Sheryl Berkoff was his true soulmate. "I had the feeling that if I was ever going to be able to make it work with anybody, it was Sheryl," he confided to the outlet. To further ensure a long and healthy relationship with her, Lowe opted for rehab. He then embraced domestic life as a husband and a dad to their two sons.

He shared, "I'm happy I lived the life that I lived because I have no regrets, but I was super ready to coach Little League, carve pumpkins on Halloween, read books and serve hot lunch on Wednesdays. I really, really loved every minute of it."