Watch the moment Virgin Island stars CLASH during very awkward encounter on the beach
CHANNEL 4's Virgin Island
saw an uncomfortable moment between two of the contestants last night.
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Charlotte gave Jason a back massage
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She then said she was bored, so Jason gave her an arm massage
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Jason was using up and down movements to give her a massage
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But Charlotte was unimpressed with his technique
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Jason and Charlotte, two of the virgins on the island, were tasked with giving one another a massage while on the beach.
Charlotte started the massage session and began rubbing Jason's back.
"Why do you have these horrible stretch marks? It looks painful. It looks like you got scratched," she said to him.
Jason looked uncomfortable, but Charlotte didn't ask him what was wrong and instead stated how bored she was.
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"I'm bored now. I'm bored now," she said while rubbing Jason's back and then abruptly stopping.
Jason popped his shirt back on and then said to Charlotte: "Right, which arm first?" before giving her a massage.
After Charlotte told his what arm to begin on, Jason got to work.
Instantly unimpressed by his technique, Charlotte slammed: "Okay, why are you focused on one area? You need to go up and down.
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"Do you want me to show you on you?"
Jason then got some more baby
oil
and proceeded to massage Charlotte's arm again.
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"More thumb! More movement!" Charlotte demanded sternly.
She then said: "You need to be doing the whole arm."
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Jason massaged her arm again and said: "That's all of it."
Charlotte looked irritated and said: "Jesus Christ, what are you doing?"
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Jason then mimicked a NSFW action as he cupped his hands around her arm and went up and down it.
"That's how you do it," he said, referring to the action while massaging Charlotte.
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"Okay, now I definitely want you to stop," she slammed.
The pair then returned to the retreat and spoke about the massage experience with the fellow contestants.
When asked how it was, Charlotte said: "Meh."
Jason then sat down with Louise, a fellow virgin on the show, who asked him if he liked the massage.
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"It was a disaster," he confessed, adding: "I whipped off my shirt and everything."
He then mimicked Charlotte's comments about his stretchmarks and added: "Maybe not being berated a lot would have felt
nice
."
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Jason gave the massage to Charlotte while they were on the beach
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Charlotte made demands as Jason touched her arm
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