Sex Education star Aimee Lou Wood says filming masturbation scene rocked her
RAUNCHY scenes can make any TV actor cringe – but Sex Education’s Aimee Lou Wood says she had a “vulnerability hangover” after filming a scene where she pleasured herself.
Aimee, who plays bubbly blonde Aimee Gibbs in the high-school Netflix drama alongside Asa Butterfield, Emma Mackey, Ncuti Gatwa and Gillian Anderson, tells all on the Make It Reign podcast, out on Tuesday.
She reveals: “The intimacy co-ordinator said sometimes you’ll feel pretty exhilarated after you’ve just done the sex scene, then a day or two later you get a bit of a vulnerability hangover and you’re like, ‘S**t!’
“So she checks in on us a day or two after we’ve filmed it to see how we’re feeling. With the scene, I was so supported on set. But a couple of days later I was like, ‘Oh, my god!’
“So many worries were ignited. I had a major vulnerability hangover. I was like, ‘I look hideous, my a*** in the air, so unflattering’.
“But I’m so happy it was like that and not airbrushed, flattering angles. Now I look back at that and think, ‘Wow, great!’”
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Raye’s arrived latex
RAYE was in show-stopping form as she appeared on Sunday Brunch in black latex trousers.
An early start couldn’t scupper the singer’s glam outfit plans with Raye telling fans on Instagram: “Dress code Saturday night, for Sunday brunch.”
The show, hosted by Tim Lovejoy and chef Simon Rimmer, aired on E4 instead of its usual Channel 4 home, after getting the boot for live Test cricket.
But Simon didn’t seem to mind, telling his fans on social media: “We’re on E4, we’re down with the kids.”
ANDREA McLean has revealed she left her Loose Women co-stars “in absolute shock” after quitting last December, ending her 13-year run on the ITV show. The host admitted she “didn’t breathe a word to anybody” before resigning. She now runs a wellness and lifestyle blog.
Cheryl: Farm life no Drag
A COLD and dusty farmyard is the last place you’d expect to find Cheryl Hole.
But the glamorous star of RuPaul’s Drag Race loved every minute.
In an exclusive chat ahead of the first episode of Celebs On The Farm on MTV tomorrow night, Cheryl said: “It was so much fun. I wanted to challenge myself and honestly, I’ve learned so much about farming and agriculture.
“Sometimes the animals were very temperamental and didn’t want to play ball. But I enjoyed every single part of the show. My mum will be absolutely gobsmacked when she sees how I am around the cows and the sheep.
“I really surprised myself.”
Cheryl joins EastEnders legend Shaun Williamson and Love Islander Montana Brown, among others.
Comedian Stephen Bailey is back hosting with fan-favourite Farmer Chris.
A PEAK of 8.7million tuned in on Saturday to watch Scotland beat England in the Six Nations for the first time in 38 years. This made it the biggest Calcutta Cup telly audience in more than a decade. The Six Nations action continues on Saturday with England v Italy from 1.30pm, ITV.
Sue’s had Adele of a show
SUE Perkins was unveiled in Saturday night’s The Masked Singer semi-final – alongside Dreams hitmaker Gabrielle.
Disguised as Dragon, the telly presenter performed a touching version of Make You Feel My Love – the Bob Dylan track covered by Adele on her debut album 19.
Sue said: “I was so chuffed with Dragon. The suit was a little uncomfortable at first, but the incredible team of costume designers worked on it so that it ended up fitting like a big, scaly glove.
“I added the smoke tubes as I wanted the character to burp and fart. I’m classy like that.”
Badger, Sausage and Robin will battle it out in the ITV show’s final on Saturday at 7pm.
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Richard: Leave baldies alone
TAKING up electric guitar, wearing skin-tight jeans and buying a Harley Davidson may sound like a midlife crisis – but don’t laugh at baldy blokes you see doing all this, urges telly’s Richard Hammond.
Speaking on The Andy Jaye Podcast, The Grand Tour star said: “Why do we joke about it? It’s not fair. You don’t go laughing at teenagers’ and old-age pensioners’ problems, but we do about people having a midlife crisis, especially men. That’s unreasonable, because it’s terrifying.”
I’m with you, Hammond. Let’s age disgracefully.
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