Michelle Dewberry has laid bare her frustration at Rylan Clark’s new dating reality show, saying on GB News that it “reflects the decline” in society.
The raunchy programme will impose a no-clothes policy as contestants get to know each other while nude.
Speaking on GB News, Michelle said: “I think this is one of the reasons that society is declining in so many ways.
I think that it's awful that young people can quickly and easily access awful, disgusting, pornographic imagery.
Michelle Dewberry has blasted the show's concept
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“I think that's wrong. And I think that's at the heart of a lot of issues in society.
“I remember there was one show and it was apparently to educate children about puberty and sexual development.
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Michelle Dewberry spoke to Kelvin MacKenzie on the matter
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“It was a load of naked adults standing in front of children. And I think, what's this?
“Doesn't this ring alarm bells? why is it an adult? Do you want to be naked in front of a child?
“Why, as an adult, would you want your child to be naked in front of an adult? And then why is the entire thing on television?
“There's something not right about it all to me.”
The show will air on Paramount Plus
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Paramount+ has warned viewers the new series “contains full nudity without any blurring or pixelation”.
The show will follow 10 singles seeking romance while living in the nude at a luxury Colombian villa.
At the finale, Dating Naked has a cash prize of £50,000 for the winning couple.
It is set to debut on Paramount+ on Friday, August 23.
The reality series will then release new episodes every Friday then after.
