RYLAN Clark has stunned fans by returning to telly screens with new E4 show Sex Rated after quitting Strictly: It Takes Two.
Rylan, 34, announced he was retiring from the BBC spin-off earlier this year in order to pursue new projects.
On Wednesday he marked his return to the small screen for the first time since Eurovision with the new sex show that’s even more intense than Naked Attraction.
The “sex positive” relationships series - which airs after the 9pm watershed - sees a group of exes discussing intimate details of their sex lives when they were together.
Rylan was joined by sex educator Ruby Rare who was on hand to provide advice and explain some of the language.
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In the first episode Rylan and Ruby were joined on the sofa by Alexandros who rated himself a 9 in the bedroom.
His exes agreed, with one telling the studio audience that Alex made her "squirt".
Rylan gasped: "What was it that he did that made that?"
Kennedy rated her romps with Alex a 10 and held up two fingers to demonstrate what he did.
She replied: "I'm pretty sure it was these two fingers.
"He was pressing on my stomach too at the same time, and he was going to town with these, and talking to me."
Ruby explained for viewers: "Squirting is the ejaculation of fluid from in and around the vagina during acts of pleasure."
Reactions on X, formerly Twitter, included one viewer writing during the show: "Wtf is going on?"
Another person said: "These channel 4 shows, and I’m always like wtf is this… but I’m still here? Just like naked attraction. Well, at least this one doesn’t have wrinkly low hanging b******s on my screen."
“This show is all about sex positivity as I delve into the love life of the nation,” Rylan revealed before the series aired.
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“I’ll be helping unlucky-in-love singletons work out where they’re going wrong in their relationships by speaking to the people who they’ve shared their beds with; their exes!
“They’ll help our singletons learn how their previous sexual slip-ups can be turned into a positive, so I’m basically going to be Cupid, but six-foot-four and from Essex,” the host added.
Earlier this year Rylan later revealed he made the decision to take a break from TV presenting in order to find out what show he wanted to front "in the future."
He added at the time: "It's really hard to try work that out while you're doing different things."
