Stacey Dooley slammed by ‘disappointed' fans after announcing ‘grim deviant' Lily Phillips as star of new TV series
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Stacey Dooley has left fans totally divided after announcing Lily Phillips as the star of her new TV series
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The first episode of the sixth series of Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over will follow the controversial OnlyFans creator
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Many were horrified by the news and expressed their "disappointment"
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There will be three brand new episodes, whereby
Posting on social media,
Alongside a snap of the
'3 families, 3 fascinating episodes, you're gonna love it.'
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While some were 'interested' by the idea of seeing
The post has clearly left many open-mouthed, as it has quickly racked up 3,646 likes and 67 comments.
One person gasped: 'Pretty grim giving that deviant airtime, not a single positive thing can come from the trainwreck of her life, screams if the worst click bait, expected better tbh.'
Whilst another sighed: 'Really disappointing, just don't think
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'Lowest derivative entertainment, a real regression in content from you Stacey.'
Meanwhile, a third joked: 'If she is sleeping over at
Woman claims her dad was in 'homewrecker' Lily Phillips' sex challenge
But at the same time, one TV fan wrote: 'Omg wow this will be so interesting!!!!'
And another chimed in: 'Can't wait to watch it!'
Viewers will see the Brit sex worker, who was recently slammed as 'fake' after
Pretty grim giving that deviant airtime, not a single positive thing can come from the trainwreck of her life
Instagram user
Overjoyed at the news of the news episodes, Stacey Dooley beamed: 'I'm thrilled to be back for another series of
'Truly, it's such a loved format and people always remind me of their fave moments when I'm out and about.
Former porn star shares advice for Lily Phillips
LILY Phillips is a name many of us now know, thanks to her controversial plan to bed 1,000 men in 24 hours.
The OnlyFans star is hoping to break the world record with the endeavour - a record currently held by adult film star Lisa Sparks, with 919 men.
But adult film star Jasmin St. Claire - who's most famous for having sex with 300 men in 24 hours for X-rated 1996 film The World's Biggest G**g Bang II - has issued a word of warning to the 23-year-old to ensure she's regularly tested for sexually transmitted diseases.
"I get a lot of OnlyFans girls on my podcast ... and the one common story is all of the different STD outbreaks in the business," Jasmin
"Like, I've never heard of half this stuff in my life. I'm like, holy s**t. Can a doctor from India cure that?
"Like, seriously, because these are some weird things."
'We've got another three episodes that you're gonna love! The themes we touch on feel incredibly timely.
'As always, a sincere thank you to those families who agree to open their doors. Strap in!'
Meanwhile, Emile Nawagamuwa, one of the show's commissioners, explained: 'The sixth series of Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over demonstrates the remarkable strength of Stacey's appeal as a documentarian and this simple, compelling concept.
'It has been three years since Stacey last slept over in the homes of UK families, and more people than ever have proudly chosen to break the rules and live life according to their own unique values.
This series is going to be a cracker
Jes Wilkins, Firecracker Films
'This series promises to be more eye-opening and enlightening than ever.'
At the same time, Jes Wilkins from Firecracker Films added: 'To be making a sixth series of Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over in the current commissioning climate is one of the proudest achievements of my career and it's a testament to a wonderful creative and commercial partnership with Stacey and everyone at UKTV.
'This series is going to be a cracker.'
The sixth series of Stacey Dooley Sleeps Over will air on U and U&W later this year.
All episodes of previous series are available to stream for free on U.
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