IT is one of Channel 4’s most daring shows yet as the broadcaster recruits 12 virgins who are all on a mission to finally lose their virginity.
The first episode of the programme makes it debut on Channel 4 this Monday evening and promises to shock viewers with its raunchy content as well as its heart-warming stories from the 12 virgins opening up on camera for the first time.
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But one eye-popping scene on the first day of the experiment, set in a luxury villa on a private island in Croatia, sparks a reaction that nobody saw coming.
As the 12 virgins gather with the sexperts for the first time, The Sun’s exclusive first-look clip at the series premiere shows how 23-year-old Emma is left in floods of tears as she watches them demonstrate some intimate acts.
In the clip, leading expert Celeste demonstrates the “against the wall” technique that gets hearts racing and eyes fluttering.
She tells the virgins that she hopes during the experiment they will be able to reach a position where they can partake in such acts.
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Calling upon one of her fellow experts, Celeste then pulls him in close to her body as she begins breathing heavily.
He places his hand on her chest as he walks her back and presses her up against a wall.
They then look into each other’s eyes as Celeste begins to make more intimate noises as her fellow expert raised her hand above her head.
The virgins can be seen looking around the room at one another – desperate not to make eye contact.
Emma has a deeper reaction as she begins to sob whilst sat on the floor and watching Celeste take part in the racy demonstration.
She is unable to hold back her tears as her face crumbles at the sight of Celeste’s antics.
When asked about her reaction, Emma says: “I feel quite uncomfortable watching that, to be honest.”
In a piece to camera, Emma opens up more about her insecurities and the way she was feeling as she admits that she fears no one will find her attractive based on her looks.
She says: “When I was growing up, I would always get labelled as the DUFF – the designated, ugly, fat friend.
“So, I would always believe that I was ugly.
“I think that there is a lot I need to work on.”
Virgin Island will see the 12 singletons go on a journey of self-discovery as well as hoping they form connections and explore their sexual desires.
With research by University College London showing that 1 in 8 26-year-old are still a virgin, compared to 1 in 20 in previous generations, the show will explore why more adults than ever are waiting longer before having sex.
Amid a desire to free themselves of the stigma of being a virgin, the 12 Islanders will be hoping that sparks fly, confidence grows and that things may even go bump in the night!
Virgin Island airs Monday night at 9pm on Channel 4.
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