U.K. viewers furious over new TV show with adult men stripping naked for children

It’s no secret that nudity in media can generate controversy, but a new TV show in the U.K. is sparking outrage among viewers. “Naked Attraction” is a dating show where contestants choose potential partners based on their physical appearance - with a catch. The potential couples start out clothed, but as the show progresses, each person’s clothing is removed one layer at a time. By the end of the show, both parties are completely naked. The problem? Controversial enough on its own, some of the men on the show are stripping down for children as young as six years old.

In a society where censorship of nudity and sex is widespread, “Naked Attraction” represents a daring step outside the norm. Yet many viewers are enraged at the prospect of children being exposed to the bared bodies of adult men. One woman tweeted, “New low for TV. Naked Attraction: allowed to show men who are ‘contestants’ but shown on programme stripping in front of girls as young as 6.”

It’s unclear exactly how prevalent children watching the show is, but the fact that it’s even a possibility has sparked an uproar. The show’s creators argue that it’s not meant for children, but the fact remains that it’s still accessible to them. On the other hand, some viewers are praising the show for its refreshingly open and non-judgmental approach to sexuality and nudity.

Regardless of where you stand on the issue, it’s undeniable that the show has generated a lot of discussion. Whether or not you believe it’s appropriate, the controversy surrounding the show raises important questions about media censorship and the delicate balance between artistic freedom and protecting vulnerable populations - particularly children.