Viewers of Naked Attraction fainted at the contestant’s ‘rude’ reaction to being rejected

Channel 4 viewers watching the latest episode of Naked Attraction were displeased with a man’s choice of words after he was rejected by a woman looking for a date.

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Attractive nude contestant drives fans crazy with ‘rude’ reaction

Viewers of Naked Attraction weren’t impressed with a contestant’s reaction when he wasn’t chosen.

The Channel 4 show, which shows members of the world topless in an attempt to find love, is very popular with fans.

However, they weren’t satisfied with a man’s reaction to not being chosen as Nameya’s date.

Nameya has six men to choose from and gradually reduces it until she is left with two males and two females.

Making the difficult decision to send a man named Leon home, it’s surprising that he doesn’t seem too bothered about being turned down.

Speaking to the camera backstage, he said: “It’s one of them. You win some, you lose some but there is more in the sea. “

Viewers didn’t like the language he used and took to Twitter to comment.

“Why does that post on #NakedAttraction think it’s okay to say ‘more cl *** e in the sea’ … get in the trash you t**t!” one person said.

Another tweeted: “Did orange just use the cl***e world on National tv??? #Nakedattraction.”

Third person posted: “Leon you dirty b ***** d! CL *** E !? [vomit emoji] #NakedAttraction. “

At the end of the episode, Nameya chose 21-year-old law student Megan to date, and it all went well.

When they met again a few weeks later, they decided to have their next date in Wales, Megan’s hometown.

It comes after Naked Attraction host Anna Richardson defended the popular series after it sparked controversy.

Speaking to Closer magazine, the TV star claimed hugging nudity can do wonders for our self-esteem.

Anna admitted that when she signed on to host the show, she knew she would have to defend the show from critics who thought it was pornographic, but the star stressed that it was nothing like this kind.

“As much as it is funny, and we laugh together, the nudity has a much deeper meaning, it’s about acceptance, identity and individuality,” Anna explained. liked the publication.

After discussing the inclusivity of the show, Anna added: “I must have seen thousands of naked people who were completely cool with themselves and who were like ‘This is me,’ and that very free.

“There’s something wonderful about being able to look at normal bodies, while you’re like, ‘Actually, my body isn’t that bad, I look a bit like that.’ It’s about acceptance.”

Naked Attraction airs at 10pm every Wednesday on Channel 4.