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Daily Mail
05-08-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Christine Lampard open-mouthed as Joe Baggs brazenly declares 'all the Love Island stars were having sex' after explosive finale - and reveals the VERY rude items he found on the villa floor
Christine Lampard was open-mouthed as Joe Baggs brazenly declared that 'all the Love Island stars were having sex ' after Monday evening's explosive finale. The latest episode of the ITV2 dating show saw Toni Laites, 24, and Cach Mercer, 24, get crowned winners of the twelfth series. During Tuesday's instalment of ITV 's Lorraine, step-in host Christine Lampard, 44, was joined by spin-off Aftersun panelist Joe Baggs, 29, joined her live from Mallorca. Christine said: 'Is it true, Joe, this has been the raunchiest series to date?' Former Gogglebox star Joe replied: 'Yeah so it has [been]. There has been a lot going on in that bedroom. 'I actually went into the bedroom, they had a night where the cameras were off and it was quite a mess! 'Apparently they had to bring in extra condoms, extra protection for this series of Love Island. They used them all up... 'I actually saw quite a few packets of condoms on the floor.' A shocked Christine said: 'Oh my goodness. 'It's almost too much information. 'But yes Joe, I see where you're getting at. It was fairly evident that they were all... 'Yeah raunchy is probably the best word to say.' A source previously told The Sun: 'It's been a long while since there was as much action in the bedroom as this year. 'When Harry and Helena went into the hideaway on the third day, it set the ball rolling and it's been a particularly feral year. 'Duty of care is paramount so once it became apparent that the 2025 cast were a frisky bunch, producers took the decision to stock up on condoms.' 'There's been duvet tents almost every night. 'Duty of care is paramount so once it became apparent that the 2025 cast were a frisky bunch, producers took the decision to stock up on condoms.' One of the most eye-popping moments from this year's Love Island was when footballer Harrison Solomon, 22, asked Harry Cooksley, 30, to pass him a condom in the middle of the night. Harry was happy to oblige his friend and could be seen on screen passing him a condom. Lauren Wood, 26, then climbed on top of Harrison before the camera panned away to show the islanders' shocked faces. The islanders certainly played into producers' hands this season after they made several changes to encourage sexual activity. 'If sex happens, we'll show it. The Hideaway will be open 24 hours,' Mike Spencer, Love Island's Creative Director said. He added: 'We need to keep the show fresh and exciting. After 10 years, the stats speak for themselves. 'The show will continue to thrive.' And although the usual play of Love Island is to couple up with one other person from the opposite sex - bosses said they were hoping for potential throuples in the villa this year as they 'tore up the rule book' and install new furniture to help encourage bonking and create drama. One of the new additions included a trampoline bed that sits across the swimming pool, and the Love Island exec insisted it had been tested for up to four people. The secret hideaway - which included a bed and hot tub - was open 24 hours a day for those that aren't coupled up. Speaking ahead of the 10-year anniversary series of the hit reality show, Mike told the Mail: 'There's a new trampoline bed, that would be good for throuples. 'It can take the weight of four, we've checked. It's all about keeping the show fresh and exciting. And that's what we've got.' The producers' desire for a threesome was fulfilled too, with at least one taking place and bombshell Yasmin Pettet, 24, openly suggesting the possibility upon her arrival. While it's not known exactly how many condoms were supplied to the 2025 islanders, previous reports suggested that producers dispersed 200 around the villa.
Daily Mail
20-07-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
Jennifer Lopez, 55, shocks as she simulates X-rated sex positions with muscular dancers during VERY raunchy performance in Tenerife
Jennifer Lopez shocked with her very raunchy performance that saw her simulate sex positions on stage at the Cook Music Fest in Tenerife on Saturday. The songstress, 55, flaunted her jaw-dropping figure in a skimpy thong bodysuit which boasted racy cut outs and left very little to the imagination. Jennifer sung on all fours in front of one shirtless dancer, before another lifted her off her feet and she sat on his shoulder with her crotch in his face. Another eye-popping moments saw her straddling one dancer while placing her hands between the legs of another two. The hunky men showcased their gym honed physiques in only trousers and a quickly white corsets. It comes after she debuted her Ben Affleck revenge song, saying earlier this week: 'This is a song that is a new song that I want to sing for the first time tonight that came to me when I was up all night one night. Shall we sing this one for the people?' JLO —who first sang the song at a private fan event July 2—said she's 'better' now. 'The love I want, the love I need, it starts in me,' she sang. She then added, 'Now I found my way here I'm gonna stay there. Thank you for the scars you left on my heart, was showing me that stars shine brighter in the dark. I won't fall apart because of who we are, but your broken parts.' And she said the heartbreak made her 'wiser.' 'Because of you, I am stronger, wiser,' Lopez belted out. 'Better than I've ever been.' Then Jennifer made it very clear she would never reunite with Ben: 'I won't let you no longer, longer, ever say goodbye to me. It was perfect while you made me believe, really got only greater for me, and it made me stronger, stronger, bulletproof. Now watch me climb out of the wreckage of you.' She then thanked the unnamed ex for 'the pain that you caused.' In May Jennifer told El Pais that the split was a 'difficult time' but she would be stronger for it. 'I'm proud of myself for that and I'm proud that I was able to navigate my children through difficult times, that they're stronger and better because of it.' Jennifer and Ben tied the knot in 2022 after rekindling their romance. But in August 2024, she filed for divorce on their second wedding anniversary. A statement obtained by at the time read: 'Representatives for Live Nation announced today that the Jennifer Lopez US Summer 2024 Tour THIS IS is canceled. 'Jennifer is taking time off to be with her children, family and close friends,' it was added. Lopez herself also said she was 'heartsick and devastated' over the cancellation but added it was 'absolutely necessary.'
The Sun
05-07-2025
- Entertainment
- The Sun
Sabrina Carpenter's most steamy sex confessions from ‘two minute' bedroom trick to adventurous positions
Mollie Quirk, Senior Showbiz Reporter Published: Invalid Date, KNOWN for her raunchy confessions, racy lyrics and sizzling innuendos, Sabrina Carpenter is a modern-day sex symbol. As she prepares to hit the stage on London's iconic Hyde Park for the British Summertime Festival, we're taking a look back at some of Sabrina's raciest confessions and moments. 7 7 From claiming to make her partner climax in just two minutes, to simulating sex positions on stage, and revealing just how horny she is, Sabrina isn't one to hold back. CLIMAXING IN 2 MINUTES Sabrina claimed that she can make her partner climax in just two minutes in a racy bonus track from the deluxe version of her Short n' Sweet album. In the song 15 Minutes, Sabrina says that she can get a lot done in the short time frame. "I can do a lot with 15 minutes // Only gonna take two to make you finish," she croons in the racy track. In the same song she also sings: "But I can do a lot with 15 minutes // Lot of pretty boys, lot of funny business." 'SUPER HORNY' Sabrina often confesses in her songs that she's "horny" - and she has done in interviews, too. In a chat with Rolling Stone last June, she said: "Those real moments where I'm just a 25-year-old girl who's super horny are as real as when I'm going through a heartbreak and I'm miserable and I don't feel like a person." In her hit Juno from her Short n' Sweet album, Sabrina sings about being horny on the track Juno. In the raunchy song, she croons: "Adore me // Hold me and explore me. "Mark your territory // Tell me I'm the only, only, only, only one. Sabrina Carpenter takes savage swipe at ex Barry Keoghan as she announces new single "Adore me // Hold me and explore me // I'm so f***in' horny. "Tell me I'm the only, only, only, only one." SABRINA'S SEX TIP Despite signing about wanting to get pregnant by her lover in Juno, when she croons lyrics like: "I might let you make me Juno" and "One of me is cute, but two though?" - Sabrina champions safe sex. Speaking to Cosmopolitan in March 2024, the hitmaker gave her safe sex tip when she said: "I mean, at the end of the day, my whole thing right now is, whatever you do, don't get pregnant. Sabrina Carpenter and Barry Keoghan relationship timeline Barry and Sabrina first sparked dating rumors in December 2023 They were first spotted having a dinner date at a restaurant in Los Angeles in December 2023. Since then, Sabrina and Barry have been repeatedly documented going on dates and nights together. In March 2024, Barry was seen cheering on Sabrina during her set when she opened for Taylor Swift's Eras Tour in Singapore. After her set, Sabrina was seen running off stage and into Barry's arms in the crowd. The two were also seen standing shoulder-to-shoulder when Taylor took to the stage. A month later, Barry was spotted supporting Sabrina once more during her Coachella set. "That's the way I'm living my life. So that's my sex tip. "Be smart. Use protection," she urged. A PENCHANT FOR BDSM It seems that Sabrina is a fan of BDSM and exploring kinks, with her referencing restraint in one of her songs. In Juno she sings: "Wanna try out my fuzzy pink handcuffs?". Handcuffs are typically used in sex along with bondage restraints. These tools are often used for sensual restraint play and can be used to limit movement during intimate activities. SEX POSITIONS GALORE Sabrina often shows off the various sex positions she seemingly enjoys. While on tour with her Short n' Sweet album, Sabrina simulated a different position on stage each night. In her song Juno (yes, that song again), she sings "Wanna try out some freaky positions? // Have you ever tried this one?". After singing "Have you ever tried this one?" Sabrina would run to the end of the stage, and get into a position. 7 7 She got into the position of Reverse Cowgirl when performing in Columbus, Toronto, and Minneapolis. In Missouri, Nashville, Houston, and at Dublin Night 2, Sabrina did Cowgirl as she pretended to swing a lasso in the air. In November last year at her Inglewood show, Sabrina simulated giving oral sex to the microphone in a very racy Juno moment. But one of the most wild positions she simulated was during the Paris Night 2 show. While in Paris, the Espresso singer enlisted the help of two of her background dancers to demonstrate the Eiffel Tower sex position. NONSENSICAL SEX LYRICS Before the Juno positions arrived on stage, Sabrina was known for her outrageous outros for her song Nonsense from her Emails I Can't Sent album. The original outro goes: "Woke up this morning, thought I'd write a pop hit // How quickly can you take your clothes off? Pop quiz." While appearing on Saturday Night Live last May, Sabrina changed the intro to: "He is 30 rock hard 'cause I said 'hi' // My sense of humor is but I am not dry // SNL I just came for the first time." At Coachella last year, when she was dating Saltburn hunk Barry Keoghan, Sabrina changed the lyrics to leave him weak at the knees. "Made his knees so weak, had to spread mine // He's drinking my bathwater like it's red wine // Coachella, see you back here when I headline," she crooned in reference to a scene from Saltburn. And when in the UK and performing for BBC Radio One's Live Lounge, she crooned: "I'm American, I'm not British // So BBC stands for something different // This Live Lounge is so lit 'cause I'm in it." 7 7
Daily Mail
18-05-2025
- Entertainment
- Daily Mail
'Eurovision needs an 18+ rating now!' Disgruntled fans say contest is no longer 'family-friendly' after raunchy performances from the likes of Finland and Malta (and they were the toned-down versions!)
The Eurovision Song Contest, known for its flamboyance and pushing performance boundaries, may have gone too far for some viewers this year. As a host of contestants turned up the heat in a number of flesh-flashing ensembles and raunchy dances during this years song contest in Basel, Switzerland. Social media lit up with complaints after Finland, Malta and Spain after they delivered performances that many described as too sexy. Finland led the way, with Erika Vikman in a revealing black latex outfit and a provocative stage backdrop but it was her risque song title that got everyone talking. Meanwhile Malta's performance by Miriana Conte left viewers stunned with racy displays during the widely-discussed show. As the performance started, BBC commentator Rylan Clark warned viewers at home that she would be 'pushing the boundaries'. Elsewhere Spain's Melody left nothing to the imagination in a sizzling leotard and provocative dance moves. Here are this years Eurovision Song Contests most raunchy performances... Finland Erika Vikman, 32, won Finland's national selection in February with her song Ich Komme (I'm Coming), a pop track featuring cheeky lyrics, provocative choreography, and a bold, skin-baring outfit. The song was performed primarily in Finnish, but the chorus was in German, with the repeated phrase Ich komme - which translates to I'm coming in English - raising eyebrows over its suggestive double meaning. The singer wowed in a racy plunging leather leotard and thigh high leather boots as she delivered some provocative choreography on stage. Fans rushed to X, formerly known as Twitter, to share their disappointment with the racy acts. One person wrote: 'Sorry Finland, it's a no. The outfit just doesn't work for me, off-putting. xTx' Another said: 'Is Finland sponsored by Ann Summers?' While someone else simply wrote: 'Finland with the dominatrix outfit.' However it wasn't just the fans who were turned off the performance, Finland's own president said he would snub his country's Eurovision effort in favour of Sweden's performed by KAJ, a comedy music trio who are actually Finnish. Alexander Stubb was asked who he wanted to win during a school visit and he said: 'If KAJ wins Eurovision, in the end it is Finland and Vora that win.' Stubb was referring to the hometown of the Finnish band who are performing for Sweden. After Vikman got wind of the president's comments she revealed she was disappointed. She said: 'It would definitely be nice to see one day that the greats of the nation stand behind women like me.' Meanwhile Vikman later revealed the bizarre request that organisers made after they deemed her performance too raunchy for the competition. The European Broadcasting Union (EBU) reportedly demanded changes to her act, requesting that she make her spicy performance less explicit. Speaking to Finnish media, Vikman confirmed that organisers had asked her to tone down her routine, particularly calling for her to 'cover her backside' and adjust her movements on stage. 'It's not just one thing, it's everything. My clothes, what the song is about, how I move on stage. The EBU has said it's a bit too sexual. They want to cover my butt,' she told Swedish newspaper, Expressen. Her original hot-blooded performance featured a fetish-inspired black corset, revealing chaps, and a pole-dance-style routine using her microphone stand, all set to pulsating electronic beats and provocative lyrics. The singer explained: 'I'm wild, I have more to give. I'm sexual on stage – and after two years of tango, I wanted to be a pop diva'. She went on to state that people in Finland are conservative and tend to steer away from expressing themselves, leaving her feeling 'difficult for them' to handle at first. 'It's still like that, although some are starting to get used to it. Half of Finland hates me, half loves me,' Vikman said. Despite the controversy, Vikman played down the dispute, stating that her performance was already definitively being fine-tuned before the EBU's intervention. In a statement, Vikman said: 'The show is still evolving, and I had already chosen a different costume before hearing any feedback from the EBU.' However, since her comments the Finnish broadcaster YLE's Eurovision Song Contest Executive Producer Anssi Autio, said the EBU did not direct Vikman to change the performance. YLE went on to say: 'Anssi Autio says he cannot comment on Vikman's remarks. However, he confirms that discussions have taken place with the EBU, but no direct demands have been made.' Malta Malta's singer Miriana Conte delivered another showstopping raunchy performance during the competition. As the performance started, BBC commentator Rylan Clark warned viewers at home that she would be 'pushing the boundaries'. She proceeded to rip off her ruffled yellow dress, revealing a racy red leopard print jumpsuit underneath, complete with a black mesh top and feathered sleeves. However it wasn't her outfit that had caused the controversy, the singer was forced to make a drastic change to her song during Thursday's semi-final. The 24-year-old took to the stage to take part in the second semi-final and the crowd went wild as she sung her tune Serving in a black and red leopard print jumpsuit. Miriana pulled out all the stops to try and get into the next round by walking on stage out of some huge lips, and went on to show off her racy dance moves. Her song was originally called Kant, but it sounded too much like the swearword c**t, so the European Broadcasting Union ruled out her singing it during the annual competition back in March. In Maltese, the word kant means singing or song. Miriana spoke to BBC Newsnight about her 'surprise' over the decision back in March. The singer said: 'Honestly, it was a bit surprising and also a little disappointing. 'I had incredible feedback when it comes to my song, it went viral on the first lyric video that was released. 'The original version of the song, as it is as we speak, it is a Maltese word that holds a lot of meaning to us. We never intended to offend anyone. 'Obviously the word K-A-N-T means singing in our language. 'So you can imagine what power it holds. It's unfortunate that the broadcaster would raise such concerns, especially considering Eurovision is a spirit of celebrating culture, diversity and languages. 'That said, we've made the adjustments to ensure the focus remains on the music and the message. I believe and my team believes that Eurovision is about unity. 'We want to make sure that nothing distracts from that basically.' She added: 'There's a lot of funny words that mean different things in different languages since its the Eurovision Song Contest and the main factor of being in this contest is to sing. 'And in our language it means singing. 'So it has a much more deep message then maybe people speaking different languages.' Explaining the meaning of the song, she said: 'To me it means I'm serving singing. 'So if you want to understand it as a double meaning, you can, it means different things to different people. I've had different reactions.' While her lyricism has been slightly stifled by the annual contest rules, she certainly made up for it with some racy staging. Her backdrop appeared to be a mouth and and wide open legs at either side. Meanwhile her backing dancers added even more sex appeal as they danced around the stage in fishnet tights while opening their legs at one point and having the singer straddle them. Taking to X, one person wrote: 'I'm sorry, but how can they ban the word KANT and approve that staging of the lips between the legs.' Another predicted: 'Ofcom complaints incoming.' Spain Spain's Eurovision entry sparked a storm of conversation after singer Melody delivered a sizzling, high-voltage performance of her track Esa Diva during the Grand Final. Starting the performance in a stunning black gown, the singer ripped off the ensemble to reveal a sizzling leotard midway through the performance. She wowed in a silver ensemble which feature fringe detailing and completed her sultry look with knee high boots. The singers provocative choreography and poses left some viewers scratching their heads. However it wasn't Spain's only controversy as broadcasters reportedly defied warnings from the European Broadcasting Union (EBU) and could now face a huge fine. They displayed a statement ahead of the final, showing a black screen with white text in both Spanish and an English translation. The message read: 'When human rights are at stake, silence is not an option. Peace and Justice for Palestine.' The broadcast on RTVE, was also posted on X and the message quickly gained traction by social media users too.
