A TV presenter was mortified when she found herself on the other side of the door as a webcam model masturbated, sniggering to the camera as she admitted she could hear clear 'breathing' sounds. You can watch what happened below:
Alice Levine, co-host of hugely popular podcast My Dad Wrote a Porno and a former Radio 1 DJ, has been documenting Brits' sex lives for new Channel 4 series Sex Actually with Alice Levine.
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Meeting people from all walks of life, she explores what sex means to them - whether 'they're doing it for pure pleasure, for money, or even seeking spiritual enlightenment'.
On Wednesday's episode (22 September), she spoke to 29-year-old Sam and his partner Nikita, 24, who fell in love during lockdown and soon began making explicit webcam content for cash.
In one particularly awkward moment, Alice was waiting outside of Sam's room while he filmed a masturbation video for his followers - smirking behind the door as it became apparent what was happening.
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"I'll linger because I'm aware that I'm not setting the mood for you," she told Sam, who laughed back: "Haha it's fine, it's fine."
He then closed the door and began the session, although at first a confused Alice asked: "How do we know when it's started?"
Eventually, some noises started breaking through the silence, prompting Alice to raise her hand to her mouth in shock.
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She said to the camera: "I can hear him breathing."
When everything had wrapped up, Alice said she could 'hear him putting his pants on', and it wasn't long before she could debrief to ask how the filming had been for Sam.
"Yeah, hot man, I am dripping with sweat," he said.
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"I feel relieved... I got footage filmed, got a few pictures taken, and probably lost half a pound in sweat."
While Sam identifies as straight, he said many of his customers tend to be men.
He said: "Even to say that 90 percent of my fans are men would probably be an understatement.
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"I think that's why I'm at an advantage in this industry, this is how male performers make money, is from gay men.
"It's a business transaction at the end of the day. Emotions stay out of it."
He and Nikita explained how they have sex for pleasure and to create content for money, with Nikita saying earlier in the show that Sam's largely male audience actually made things easier.
She explained: "It's almost nicer to have the attention from males rather than females.
"That can sound hypocritical from me, because obviously 95 percent of my followers are all straight men... but I think it's just the way my hormones are programmed."
You can watch episode one of Sex Actually with Alice Levine on All4 now, while episode two airs at 10pm on Wednesday 29 September on Channel 4.
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Topics: Entertainment, TV and Film, Sex, Relationships, Documentary, Channel 4