Quincy Jones, a record producer, rejected a date with Marilyn Monroe, one of the biggest sex icons of the 1950s, due to her chest.

In an interview with GQ, Jones disclosed that his friend Frank Sinatra wanted to set him up with Monroe.

However, Jones refused the offer, stating that Monroe had a chest that looked like pears.

He explained that women would often throw themselves at him during his time with big bands and traveling bands, where they would come through Neiman Marcus, admiring the musicians.

Jones declined to discuss his rejection of Monroe any further, but he did talk about his romantic history.

He has been married three times and has seven children.

Jones was married to Jeri Caldwell from 1957 to 1966, Ulla Jones from 1967 to 1974, and Peggy Lipton from 1974 to 1990.

When asked why he was a womanizer, Jones replied, “I don’t know. Probably because I didn’t have a mother.”

Jones went on to talk about his masculine influences, including Porfirio Rubirosa, a Dominican diplomat, sportsman, and playboy.

Rubirosa was known as the king of the playboys and was admired by Jones for his eleven-inch dong.

According to Jones, Rubirosa always used to say, “Quincy, it’s by the head, not the bed. Women give up p–y to get love, men give up love to get p–y.”

Jones also talked about the incredible number of women who would throw themselves at musicians during his time in the industry.

Despite his womanizing reputation, Jones is a family man and frequently attends events with his daughters.

In January, he was seen with his daughter Rashida Jones at Stella McCartney’s Autumn 2018 collection launch in Hollywood.