Watch toe-curling moment Virgin Island star strips off and ‘explores' sexpert's fully naked body
VIRGIN Island left viewers squirming after they showed a toe-curling moment which saw one of the virgins strip off and explore a sexpert's naked body.
The controversial Channel 4 show sees 12 virgins heading to Croatia for a unique experiment that sees them work with a variety of sexperts in order to lose their virginity.
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For many of the Islanders, the thought of intimacy and touching is terrifying.
However, through various practices, the experts hope to be able to coach them in order to enjoy intimacy.
In last night's episode of the programme, 24-year-old accountant Dave could be seen having a session with sexpert Kat.
The session was about him exploring a woman's body for the first time.
The pair were completely naked, and Dave was encouraged by Kat to touch her, and as he did, he became slightly giggly.
In an awkward moment, a laughing Kat asked him if her intimate parts were how he thought they would feel, to which he then giggled back: "No, not like that."
She was left sobbing after also having a session with Kat.
Emotional moment Virgin Island contestant breaks down in floods of tears after expert touches her ankle
Taylor, who is openly bisexual, admitted she is fearful when it comes to being intimate or close to a man as a result of past trauma.
In order to see if Taylor is more relaxed around women, the experts paired her up with Kat for a session of personal touching, which started with her feet and ankles.
As Kat began to work her hands up Taylor's lower legs, she became evidently emotional and was seen wiping away tears.
Taylor admitted she was overwhelmed and emotional that she was being touched by a woman and not a man.
She said to Kat: "It is just such a relief not being scared at all."
Taylor then sobbed uncontrollably which forced Kat to stop the practice and sit beside her.
Virgin Island airs Monday and Tuesday at 9pm on Channel 4.
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