Channel 4’s shocking new dating show sees woman gag and scream during disgusting date
CHANNEL 4’s brand new dating show will leave viewers shocked as a woman gags when she is made touch a penis fish on a date.
The brand new show – which features Love Island‘s Chloe Burrows – has landed on C4 online.
Based in South Korea, the series also stars Adeola Patronne and Madame Joyce as they battle it out to learn who has the best dating tactics.
Called Baddest in the World, the TV beauts each take out some of the country’s most fittest bachelors, while attempting to charm them.
During the dates all three ladies are immersed in South Korea’s culture – including their cuisine.
But in the second episode Madame Joyce is left reeling when she comes face-to-face with a ‘penis fish’.
Gagging and screaming as the fish-monger picks it up, the star exclaims: “Sister please, sister please.
“I mean, it doesn’t help that it is ejaculating.”
She adds: “I don’t usually hold penis on my first date.”
Chloe, 29, and Adeloa, also 29, watch the scenes in the back of a car.
The species – which is actually called Urechis Unicinctus – is a type of worm that is typically found in East Asia.
In 2019, locals in California in the US were left stunned when thousands of the fish washed up on beaches.
Reality TV salaries revealed
Towie:
Cast members are put into four pay bands based on their popularity.
Reality veterans Bobby Norris, James ‘Diags’ Bennewith, Georgia Kousoulou, and Chloe Sims were in the top tier, which meant they commanded £450 an episode.
Others were paid £350, £250 or £90 if they were a newcomer trying to prove their worth.
Geordie Shore:
The MTV show reportedly paid cast members £1,000-a-month for their wild antics in the early days of the show.
Veteran Sophie Kasaei revealed the cast had to work other jobs to supplement their income.
She said: “When we first started the show we got absolutely nothing.
“The most we ever got was £1000 a month and we couldn’t survive on that, obviously after tax as well.
“Most of us worked at the call centre because in Newcastle there’s a lot of call centres because we can sell you the dream, we’re very friendly and warm and trustworthy.
Gogglebox:
Each household is paid the same monthly allowance of £1,500.
A show insider revealed the fee is then split amongst contributors at their own discretion.
They also get to tuck into a free takeaway of their choice twice a week to keep them fuelled during long filming sessions.
The armchair critics have to watch 12 hours of telly a week in total – which is divided into two six-hour stints.
I’m A Celebrity:
The jungle show is a jewel in ITV’s crown with a bumper budget to boot. Payments are tailored to the individual, with the greater their fame or controversy factor, the bigger the cheque.
Nigel Farage reportedly bagged £1.5m for the last series – the most in its history.
While eventual series winner Sam Thompson was a snip at £80,000. This Morning’s Josie Gibson is said to have pocketed £100k while Britney’s sister Jamie Lynn received an impressive £250k.