Naya Rivera, one of the stars on "Glee," talked about her boyfriend Big Sean and kissing girls on "Glee." Naya Rivera opened up about her personal life with Big Sean and acting career on "Glee" to Complex magazine, where she featured in a sexy photo shoot playing a game of strip poker against herself, The Daily Mail reports.

Naya, 26, is a naughty pin-up girl in the photo, with her dark hair set in soft waves and wearing black lipstick. In the shoot, Naya is sitting at a poker table across from herself. On the right, she's stripping off her black and white Giorgio Armani tuxedo pants, wearing just a lacy bra and panties. On the right, her alter ego smiles while wearing pale green silk Emilio Pucci pants and matching halter top, showing off a bit of side boob as she grabs the money on the table.

Naya plays a sassy lesbian cheerleader Santana Lopez in "Glee." In the interview, Naya revealed what it's like to kiss Heather Morrison, who plays her best friend and girlfriend Britanny on the show.

"Kissing a girl was a little awkward just because we had a million grips, and all the guys wanted to visit the set that day. Heather and I just laughed it off," she said.

In real life, Naya is kissing her rapper boyfriend Big Sean. She admitted that when he watched Santana's coming-out episode, he "cried super hard."

"He's a sweetheart, but he's not a little b****," she clarified.

Naya, who is of Puerto Rican, German and African-American descent, tells the magazine the secret to their successful relationship despite their busy careers.

"With anything that you want, you'll work at it and make the time for it," Naya said.

Big Sean seems just as committed to his beautiful girlfriend. According to The Daily Mail, he has said: "She's the best thing that's ever happened to me. She's one of those people that you can connect to, and I think she's going to be a superstar."

Naya also talked about what it's like playing a strong lesbian character on "Glee:" "Having gay characters makes a difference, especially when you are a teenager and you need people to look up to. Your world feels so small. The tiniest thing can make you think, ''I'm gonna die!'' I'm glad Glee is around for people dealing with something that big in such a small world. It's important."