This Morning viewers were left gobsmacked after Holly Willoughby and Phillip Schofield talks about having sex over 50.
Holly, 38, and Phil, 57, were speaking to sex and relationships expert Tracy Cox, who claimed: “Great sex starts at 50.”
They proceeded to discuss “orgasms” and “foreplay” leaving fans aghast at the topic of conversation.
Viewers flocked to Twitter, flooding the social media site with comments about the sex related segment.
One said: “Sex at 50??! The TV just turned itself off in disgust” with two laughing face emojis.
While another wrote: “Please don’t mention 50 year olds having oral sex.”
Holly Willoughby and Phil Schofield leave fans aghast as they talk sex over 50 (Image: ITV)
A third added: “Too much sex talk at 10.30am.”
“It’s too early for this” wrote another.
Their over 50s sex chat comes after This Morning guest Iris sent fans into meltdown as she discussed her “rough” sex life with toyboy boyfriend.
Iris, 80, left Holly and Phil red-faced after she spoke about her relationship with 35-year-old Egyptian toyboy, Mohamed.
They were discussing the claim that ‘great sex starts at 50’ (Image: ITV)
The pensioner went into a bit too much detail, leaving the presenting duo mortified.
When Holly asked her about their first night together, Iris said: “Pretty rough… nobody had been near me for 35 years.
“We used a whole tub of KY jelly.”
Holly and Phil grew flustered as they fell into fits of laughter.
Iris left Phil and Holly red-faced after she told them about her ‘rough’ sex life aged 80 (Image: ITV)
Feisty Iris continued to say she had “saddle sore” afterwards.
Fans went into meltdown on Twitter after the hilarious interview.
One said: “Whole tube of KY jelly, saddle sore and couldn’t walk the next day.. I’ve nearly fallen off my sofa.”
While another wrote: “Mate this woman on This Morning is cracking me up… “I couldn’t walk the next day, we used a whole pot of KY jelly” This Morning.. 80 year old with a 35 year old toyboy, class.”
This Morning continues tomorrow at 10am on ITV1
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
