Watch the moment Virgin Island contestant rubs his body against expert in bizarre sex experiment

VIRGIN Island fans were left stunned at a bizarre sex experiment which saw a contestant rub up against a show expert.

The programme, which aims to help adult virgins explore intimacy for the first time,renowned sex and relationship coaches Celeste Hirschman and Danielle Harel — founders of the Somatic Institute inand stars ofsseries Sex, Love &Goop.

A Virgin Island star raised eyebrows as he rubbed up against a show expert in a new challengeThe pair practised ‘self-pleasure touching’ in an ‘animal game’The pair writhed around on a green rugTom’s antics left his co-stars shocked

Celeste and Danielle led a hands-on “treatment programme”;; that begins with open discussions about intimacy, before gradually moving on to physical contact.

During the second episode, the concept of touch therapy is explored, in order for the stars to “work on dis-inhibition.”;;

Celeste invited contestant Tom to engage in an animal game with her after she said: “We start to feel this animal inside of us, and we let that animal go after them.”;;

The pair then headed to a green rug in the centre as they started to crawl around each other before stroking each other and ending up in a cuddle.

While his co-stars watched on awkwardly, Tom said: “That was a little fun to be fair.

“I quite enjoyed that.”;;

While some viewers have praised the show for breaking down sexual taboos, others have been left gobsmacked by how far it goes — with one calling it “basically porn with coaching.”;;

However,although the series feature some racy, nude and steamy moments, it also delves deep into the heart-warming stories from

Previously, Virgin Island fans were stunned as the

It came after two women were seen writhing on the floor in a steamy routine, while another woman straddled a man as he fondled her.

sparked a wave of shock online, with horrified viewers flooding social media to ask: “What am I watching?!”;;

Other viewers were left hugely uncomfortable

And one raunchy segment left during another episode.

SHOW STATS

The show comes after a newsurvey shows that young people are waiting longer than ever to lose their virginity.

More than 36 per cent of young people (16-24) are virgin, with almost one in five 19 per cent of 16–30-year-olds are virgins.

Reasons cited for not losing virginity include lack of self-esteem, living with parents and mentalhealthstruggles.

With the rise of young adult virgins,to help more people.

Danielle said: “I started actually as a talk therapist, and I got my Masters in clinical social work.

“But for me, with ­talking therapy, you just keep talking, and people don’t really shift.

“I just realised how muchpowerand empowerment and doing experiential work and learning through semantics in the field of intimacy is the way to go.”;;

The show puts the spotlight on 12 virginsOthers have described the series as ‘basically porn with coaching’