Little Fires Everywhere leaves fans blushing with steamy lesbian sex scenes with pregnant surrogate

FANS were left blushing after watch Little Fires Everywhere’s steamy lesbian sex scene with a pregnant surrogate.

The Amazon Prime drama starring Reese Witherspoon and Kerry Washington threw viewers a curveball when the unexpected action developed.

The series is based on Celeste Ng’s 2017 bestseller and tells the story of a seemingly picture-perfect family whose lives are changed when a mysterious mother and daughter duo enter their lives.

The story centres around Elena (Witherspoon) and Mia (Washington), but the scene is question stars Anika Noni Rose and Tiffany Boone as a young pregnant Mia.

One viewer could not contain her shock and wrote: “WAIT WAIT WAIT so she’s a virgin lesbian surrogate whose brother died to she stole the baby and moved into reese witherspoon’s rental WHAT!!! #LittleFiresEverywhere #ReeseWitherspoon #KerryWashington #ThisIsNotADrill #wtf2020”.

Another embarrassingly added: “Little fires everywhere did me dirty by having me watch a lesbian sex scene that was NOT IN THE BOOK with my mom”.

Other reactions to the flashback included: “How intriguing to have your first lesbian encounter while pregnant #LittleFiresEverywhere now! That’s a wow”.

And: “Mia is a hoe! Having lesbian sex while pregnant with that man baby. #LittleFiresEverywhere ”

The episode is titled The Uncanny and seeks to explain Mia and her daughter’s arrival in Elena’s hometown.

Heading back to the 80s, viewers see Mia ass she heads off to college in New York to study art and her professor (Rose) becomes her mentor and then lover.

Fans also learn that she agrees to become a surrogate for a wealthy couple, only to go on the run with the baby when her brother dies and she is shunned by her family.

Little Fires Everywhere is described as a story which “explores the weight of secrets, the nature of art and identity, the ferocious pull of motherhood – and the danger in believing that following the rules can avert disaster.”

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