SHOCKED presenter Alice Levine got an eyeful on Sex Actually after a randy couple started to get it on just feet away from her.
The Channel 4 documentary Sex Actually with Alice Levine left viewers squirming at the host's visible awkwardness as the couple got frisky in front of a webcam.
Former Radio 1 presenter Alice was investigating what makes couples want to broadcast their sex lives to the world.
She heard from 21-year-old Kayla (who goes by Foxy on camera) and Jack, 27, who started filming their exploits after just four months of dating. They took the plunge into sex work after Kayla was furloughed during the pandemic.
Jack said it was a case of thinking: “We’ll just try it and see what happens.”
Kayla added it was "for fun and games, and to see if anyone wants to watch us have sex, surprisingly people do".
Unsuspecting Alice didn’t know what she was letting herself in for, confessing: “I’m feeling quite nervous actually, I was feeling quite excited, and then I was thinking about what was actually going to happen and now I’m quite nervous. "
Watching the session as well as Alice was a man going by the name of Ph30n1x, who tuned in via webcam, as Jack explained: “We’re going to show Ph30n1x a couple of tricks.”
Alice didn’t know where to look while Kayla and Jack got down to it, putting on a show for their viewer. She admitted: “Kayla and Jack had tried their best to describe what the show would be like, but I was not prepared for the reality of watching two people have sex, just two meters away from my face”.
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Jack and Kayla said they had made around £40 from 20 minutes of work, with Alice left wondering if it was worth it: “It does seem like a lot of effort for £40”, but Jack argued: “If you were to call it a day now it would be, but that’s just the first show. We’ve only been on twenty minutes, and we’ve made £40.
“If we stay on another forty minutes and we continue at that rate it’s £120 an hour. It isn’t bad going for a job.”
Viewers couldn’t believe what they were seeing, with one writing: "Literally crying at Alice in the corner watching Foxy and Felix."
One joked: “Alice Levine is so joyfully awkward #ch4 #sexactually."
“That's the face of someone trying really hard to go to her happy place,” added another, about Alice’s awkward glances.
“Howling at Alice Levine sat watching someone having sex in front of her,” laughed a fellow viewer.
Sex Actually is on Channel 4 on Wednesday at 10pm.
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