Channel 4 show Naked Education sparks fury as program shows adults naked in front of children

Britons are furious after a TV show showed naked adult bodies to a group of children.

Naked Education on Channel 4 aired its first episode last night.

Many viewers were shocked to see a group of adults strip naked in front of a group of children aged 14-16.

Channel 4 claims the show is “all about body positivity” as celebrity presenters Anna Richardson, former Love Island contestant Dr. Alex George and Yinka Bokinni “embark on a mission to normalize all body types, encourage our differences, and break down stereotypes.”

The show aims to show what different bodies look like to quell people’s insecurity. But viewers took to social media to express their disgust at the “dirt.”

Britons are furious after a TV show showed naked adult bodies to a group of children

Many viewers were shocked to see a group of adults strip naked in front of a group of children aged 14-16

Twitter user Lisa Hursey said: “They strip in front of children. Why, oh why is that allowed?’

Another viewer said: “Showing children under the age of 16 standing completely naked in front of them. Why? Absolutely not.

“You don’t have to see strangers completely naked to be educated about the body.”

A third said: “What the hell is wrong with this country”, while another added that it was “sticky TV”.

Twitter user JC said: “Oh give me a fuck break. Is it really necessary for a group of adults to spread their asses and fannies (sic) in front of children in the name of “education”? It’s gutter TV.’

The show aims to show what different bodies look like to quell people’s insecurity. But viewers took to social media to express their disgust at the “dirt.”

Host Anna Richardson, who also appears on Channel 4’s Naked Attraction, said the show was “educational and emotional”. [and] cheerful’.

She added, “If you’re curious about your body and your life’s journey (whatever that may be), then tune in. We all need a connection now.”

dr Alex George took to Instagram to tell his followers: “I’m so, so excited. It will really help people. I think you’ll find that it’s a powerful watch.’

However, some people who watched the show defended it, saying it was “empowering and positive.”

Some viewers were more positive about the fast-paced show and went online to defend it.

Social media user Carl Malkin countered one of the show’s critics: “Kids who grow up knowing that the human body is a work of art and that nudity is natural are clearly a lot more adjusted than you are.”

Another viewer said: “What a great idea. Only in the UK would they show fully naked people on TV at 8pm but I love that!!

“Seems like a very empowering and positive show about coping with insecurities.”