Former Love Island contestant Yewande Biala has been praised by fans as her new Channel 4 documentary airs.
Secrets of the Female Orgasm aired on Thursday (August 31) evening and showed the reality star learn about self-pleasure.
She admitted on the one-off show that she’d never climaxed and aimed to experience one for herself.
READ MORE: Love Island star visits sex club and learns about masturbation in new show about orgasms
Yewande met up with scientists, therapists and members of the pubic to learn about the female orgasm, and why some women including herself, find it to be so elusive.
As she delved deeper into the world of female pleasure, the author and biochemist learned about different sex toys, triend out different techniques and visisted a sex club as she discovered what works for her.
(Image: Channel 4)
Yewande also looks at the differences in how male and female pleasure is treated in schools, where the male orgasm is a staple of sex ed, but the female orgasm doesn’t usually get a look in.
As viewers tuned into the documentary, some fans took to social media to discuss their verdict.
Taking to X, formerly known as Twitter, one fan penned: “Watching it now! Most of us from strict Christian African families can relate.”
(Image: Holly Wren / Channel 4)
Another added: “Watching it now. Congratulations @yewande_biala.”
While a fourth social media user agreed: “Channel 4 doing the sort of documentary 14yr me would have found fascinating. Gwan gal.”
Previously speaking to Daily Star about her personal journey, Yewande explained: “When you go on a dating show people think your an expert on dating because you’ve been there.
“I didn’t think not having an orgasm was a big deal but everyone else did and was so surprised so I was approached to a few years ago to potentially make a documentary but I shut it down straight away.
(Image: ITV)
Have you joined Threads? Follow Daily Star to keep up to date on all things showbiz here
“But they came back last year, I was a little bit older and I was ready to actually maybe start my own journey and do a little bit of an investigation.”
Yewande grew up in a strict Christian household and fans watched her discuss masturbation with her mum for the first time.
She said: “The conversation with my mum was probably the most difficult part as it’s uncomfortable speaking about sex with your family anyway but it’s more uncomfortable when it’s being recorded and being put on screen.
Suitable for face and body, this moisturising formula is enriched with Apricot Oil to intensively hydrate skin all day long, leaving it feeling soft and supple.
Specially developed for deeper skin tones, this formula contains a hint of tanning active to gradually build a natural-looking even tan.
£12, £6 with Boots Advantage Card
Boots
With a buildable finish allows you to add colour to your complexion in an instant, to keep that holiday glow going.
Infused with skin loving ingredients such as hyaluronic acid, coconut extract, squalane & niacinamide to help brighten, hydrate, and soften the skin.
£8.95
Lottie London
This crystal-clear tanning mousse without synthetic dyes is a clean, luxurious, super-lightweight whipped water-to-foam with zero transfer – just like our tanning water.
£36
Tan-Luxe
Enjoy a year-round tan with Bondi Sands innovative dual action Everyday Gradual Tanning Milk. Enriched with aloe vera and vitamin E for healthy, glowing skin it glides on effortlessly for a long lasting golden tan every time.
£8.66, was £15.99
Amazon
“I never spoke to my mum about sex but to be in my mid-20’s and being like ‘what do you think about masturbation?’ was mortifying and I felt so uncomfortable.
“I needed to remember I was a presenter and needed to ask the important questions and be level headed when getting the response you didn’t want to hear.”
Secrets of the Female Orgamism is available to steam and watch now on Channel 4
For the latest breaking news and stories from across the globe from the Daily Star, sign up for our newsletter by clicking here
Source: Celebrities - dailystar.co.uk
