A man has admitted to making his girlfriend and her mum wait in the car while he slept with somebody else at a festival.
The second season of Olivia Attwood's Bad Boyfriends kicked off earlier this month, rounding up a selection of unsuspecting men who think they're off on a lads holiday only to be stitched up by their partners, who have enrolled them in a relationship bootcamp to become better boyfriends.
One recent episode sees 22-year-old Dan admit to cheating on his girlfriend Ellie...again.
Ellie was already aware of two occasions in which Dan had been unfaithful, but the third admission came as quite the shock.
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Turns out that Ellie waited for hours outside Boardmasters Festival, while Dan cheated with another woman.
Ellie had been at the festival to pick her boyfriend up, and had brought along her mum, too.
"Have you slept with more girls than the two that Ellie knows about?" Olivia asks Dan.
"Yes, I have," he responds.
"At Boardmasters."
Horrified, Ellie explains: "I was at the car park waiting for four hours to pick him up with my mum!"
Olivia then asked Dan if he had been sleeping with another woman while Ellie was waiting, which he confirmed he was.
"Some girl, a random girl," he explained.
Remembering that Dan had been drunk when she picked him up, Ellie added: "I doubt he even knows, he was that f***ed when he came out."
The mortifying moment came after Dan's behaviour on what he thought was a 'lads' trip' was exposed to the group.
A clip showed the 22-year-old telling another girl he had been 'single for six months' before he asked one woman for a kiss.
Of his behaviour, Dan said: "I have no words. I do think I went a bit too far.
"Begging for the peck, to be fair. I didn't know all the other boys had girlfriends."
Olivia, meanwhile, could be seen giving Ellie a pep talk over Dan's behaviour.
"I think the lack of surprise to some pretty serious allegations is a problem," she said.
"This shouldn't be normal, unshocking stuff.
"You should not be settling for so little, so soon."
Speaking of the series and how Olivia handles some of the tense moments on the show, she said: “Some of the things that come out of the boys’ mouths, I’m like, ‘What the hell are you thinking?’
“I’m firm with them and I don’t take any s**t. You can’t bulls**t a bulls**tter because I’ve been there, done that, got the T-shirt. But I also feel protective because once we reveal the fake show, all those boys have to be reconciled to agree to stay on the actual show, which is Bad Boyfriends, which is scary and not what they expected.”
Olivia Attwood's Bad Boyfriends continues on ITV2 and ITVX.
Topics: Entertainment, Sex and Relationships, TV and Film, ITV
Lucy Devine