Contestants’ one big complaint on naked dating show

Numerous contestants on notorious nude dating show Naked Attraction have reportedly had the same complaint behind the scenes.

While most of us would want a big part on TV, there’s no such luck for the men appearing on the notorious nude UK dating show Naked Attraction.

Contestants have been complaining that the green room where they wait before going on to the studio floor is a little too chilly after they’ve ditched their clothes, The Sun reports.

That’s seen men on the British show forced to take matters into their own hands in a bid to look their best when the cameras start rolling.

The very racy show sees contestants choose a prospective date based on their … assets. Picture: 9 Now

A TV insider said: “The whole point of Naked Attraction is that your body is the thing that attracts a potential partner.

“So the men have had to give themselves a little ‘fluff’ while they’re in the cold room just so they’re as enhanced as they can be without being entirely indecent.

“Though obviously this somewhat desperate measure has raised a few eyebrows among crew.”

Hosted by Anna Richardson, amazingly the show is about to celebrate six years on UK TV screens.

The show has a seemingly inexhaustible supply of people willing to get their kit off on TV. Picture: 9 Now

It sees six contestants strip off and stand in cubicles while different parts of their nude bodies are revealed from the feet upwards.

Meanwhile one person is observing – and they must eliminate a different person after each body part is revealed until they are left with two people.

They then choose one to go on a clothed date with.

Possibly the rudest show on TV since Big Brother Uncut back in the early noughties. Picture: 9 Now

Personality really doesn’t come into play on this dating show. Picture: 9 Now

The show has gained a cult following over its run.

But as men taking part complain about the chilly green room, bosses at the show insist it is kept at an “optimum” temperature of 21C.

Channel 4, the UK broadcaster for the show, declined to comment.

This story originally appeared on The Sun and is republished here with permission

Originally published as Contestants’ one big complaint on naked dating show