Holly Willoughby was left squirming in her seat and squealed "no don't!" after I'm A Celebrity star Jordan North shared details of someone's incestuous sexual escapade.
This Morning presenter Holly, 42, and co-host Craig Doyle, 52, were joined by radio DJ Jordan and friend William Hanson as they spoke about their hit podcast Help I Sexted My Boss. In the podcast, of which they also release clips of on TikTok, the pair give their opinion on dating horror stories and dilemnas.
Speaking on the ITV show today, Jordan couldn't help tell the hosts about one of the most shocking stories, which left Holly slapping a hand over her eyes as Craig gasped in shock.
Craig began by saying: "Some of the stuff you discuss in the podcast... there was one I really loved was 'What happens when you discover your dad on a dating website?'"
"Yes," Jordan said. "There was a young man who was chatting to another guy on a dating app-"
"And they had faceless photographs, which I think is a bit of a mistake, you're asking for trouble," William quipped. "And they had been doing a bit of sexting. And then it turned out..."
"Oh no," Holly gasped. "Don't!" Jordan continued: "He'd been sending pictures to his dad of his downstairs..."
Horrified, Holly said: "No! No, no, no! I mean, we're saying no but I'm like, 'Tell me more!' This is why people are obsessed with this podcast."
It comes after Holly confused viewers yesterday after revealing her irrational fear of one household appliance. She looked visibly uncomfortable during a segment on this morning's programme as she and co-host, Craig, reviewed a number of fans as the temperature is set to rise this month.
While discussing the fans with an expert, Holly confessed that she has always been wary of the appliances due to the propeller and fears that she would catch her hands of hair in the spinning wheel.
"I've always found them so scary. Imagine getting your hair caught in the thing [propellor] or your hands. It doesn't feel safe," she insisted.
Following Holly's confession, several This Morning viewers took to Twitter to debate the topic as many admitted that they also too suffer with a fear of fans.
"I accidently put my finger in a fan when I was younger and now I am TERRIFIED so I feel Holly's pain," one tweeted, while another echoed: "Always been afraid of fans like Holly."
"Totally see why anyone would be wary of fans!!! They're so dangerous," another echoed.
